Gayer v. Bath Iron Works Corp.

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• holding that to prevail on a NIED claim, plaintiff must prove that the defendant was negligent, that emotional distress to the plaintiff was a reasonably foreseeable result of this negligent act, and that the plaintiff suffered serious emotional distress
• reciting the elements of a loss of consortium claim
• upholding summary judgment dismissing punitive damage claim

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