Ely v. Hitchcock

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• noting that “vomiting may be the physical impact that a case requires,” but finding that vomiting without seeking counseling for the alleged trauma did not satisfy the physical injury requirement
• no outrage claim when funeral director allowed plaintiff to view mother's body with cut to her forehead and blood on her face and hair
• funeral director allowing plaintiff to view his mother’s body with a cut to her forehead and blood on her face and hair not sufficient to support claim of outrage
• funeral director allowing plaintiff to view his mother's body with a cut to her forehead and blood on her face and hair not sufficient to support claim of outrage
• funeral director allowing plaintiff to view his mother's body with a cut to her forehead and blood on her face and hair not sufficient to support claim of outrage

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