E. I. DuPont de Nemours Powder Co. v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad

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• granting motion to dismiss because 7 Plaintiff’s IIED claim conclusory alleged that Defendants “caused her mental anguish, 8 anxiety, and distress” and she “felt extremely emotionally distressed and pained, fearing 9 for her job and livelihood.”
• granting motion to dismiss because 10 Plaintiff’s IIED claim conclusory alleged that Defendants “caused her mental anguish, 11 anxiety, and distress” and she “felt extremely emotionally distressed and pained, fearing 12 for her job and livelihood.”
• granting motion to dismiss because 27 Plaintiff’s IIED claim conclusory alleged that Defendants “caused her mental anguish, 28 1 anxiety, and distress” and she “felt extremely emotionally distressed and pained, fearing 2 for her job and livelihood.”
• “In California, a promise to refrain from unlawful conduct is unlawful consideration.”

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