· 10/25/1989
Gulati v. Zuckerman
Citations
- 723 F. Supp. 353
- 1989 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 12639
- 1989 WL 126812
How courts have described this case
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- refusing to extend immunity to a letter written by contractor to the Small Business Administration which was not connected with a governmental investigation and not made in response to a government request
- granting absolute immunity to a defense contractor and its employees for allegedly defamatory statements about the company's former president in his dealings with the Depart- ment of Defense
- refusing to extend immunity to a letter written by contractor to the Small Business Administration which was not connected with a governmental investigation and not made in response to a government request
- refusing to extend immunity to a let- ter written by contractor to the Small Business Administration which was not connected with a governmental investigation and not made in response to a government request
- “ It is the province of federal security investigators, not of reporting contractors, to sort out valid reports of employee misbehavior from unfounded fictions.”
- “Since no proceedings in this court have addressed the merits of the plaintiff's remaining . . . claim, judicial economy will not be disserved by a remand.”
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Judges: Cahn
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