Green v. Rogers

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• dismissing plaintiffs defamation per se claim because statements that plaintiff committed “abuse” and “misconduct with children” were capable of Innocent construction
• dismissing defamation per se complaint because statements that plaintiff had a “long pattern of misconduct with children” and “abused players, coaches, and umpires” could be innocently construed
• requiring fraud to be pled with “specificity, particularity and certainty” (internal quotation marks omitted)
• requiring fraud to be pled with “ ‘specificity, particularity and certainty’ ”
• trial court properly granted defendant’s section 2-615 motion to dismiss where complaint did not plead cause of action with precision and particularity
• trial court properly granted defendant's section 2-615 motion to dismiss where complaint did not plead cause of action with precision and particularity

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