Chung v. McCabe Hamilton & Renny Co., Ltd.

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• holding that a tort claim based on outrageous conduct may survive preemption where the conduct is either (1) unrelated to governed labor practices, or (2) accomplished in such an abusive manner that the manner itself becomes the basis for the claim
• holding that a tort claim based on outrageous conduct may survive preemption where the conduct is either (1) unrelated to governed labor practices, or (2) accomplished in such an abusive manner that the manner itself becomes the basis for the claim
• observing that malicious prosecution may result in the imposition of punitive damages
• observing that malicious prosecution may result in the imposition of punitive damages
• \the failure to properly raise an issue at the [circuit] level precludes a party from raising that issue on appeal\
• “the failure to properly raise an issue at the [circuit] level precludes a party from raising that issue on appeal”

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