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· 8/2/2022

Chad Michael Bubrick v. State

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  • plaintiffs fired for refusing to work with impaired physician must provide evidence that physician was actually impaired
  • plaintiffs fired for refusing to work with impaired physician must provide evidence that physician was actually impaired
  • where court found that, in the absence of a public policy violation, there is no breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing

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