Bosworth v. Kentucky Highlands Railroad

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• holding that employee’s joinder of supervisor in a defamation claim 10 was not fraudulent where supervisor allegedly stated that employee was a poor 11 employee who was incompetent and unskilled to justify employee’s termination
• holding that where there was a possibility that an employee, who was a California citizen, could state a defamation claim against her supervisor, who was also a California citizen, the supervisor's joinder was not fraudulent
• considering whether statements are privileged after finding that “plaintiff has pled sufficient facts” to state a defamation claim

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