Griffon v. Jacobs

How courts have described this case

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• dismissing cause of action for injurious falsehood because plaintiff’s special damages calculation was too speculative
• noting alleged defamatory statement must be made “with the applicable level of fault on the part of the speaker”
• finding an agreement to fall within the statute of frauds where the plaintiff's pleadings \suggest that [the] [d]efendants have an on-going contractual obligation to forever \ perform under the terms of the agreement
• “[C]ourts may consider motions for sanctions after the case is dismissed pursuant to motion to dismiss.”
• dismissal appropriate where plaintiff alleged, inter alia, that parties agreed to “work together”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).