Conley v. Pryor

How courts have described this case

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• \hold[ing] the conduct Garcia alleges does not constitute the 'outrageous' conduct necessary to sustain a claim for [intentional infliction of emotional distress]\
• finding conduct insufficient where cruise line employees assaulted a passenger and temporarily prevented her from leaving her room
• “Florida courts recognize battery, assault, and false imprisonment as intentional torts . . . [and] it is improper to state a claim for negligence premised solely on the defendant’s alleged commission of an intentional tort.”
• negligence count that alleged that defendant owed a duty to “provide [ ] reasonable care under the circumstances” and then proceeded to allege at least twenty-one ways in which the defendant breached this duty epitomized a form of shotgun pleading

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).