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· 12/2/1997

Henson v. Crisp

Citations

  • 946 P.2d 1252
  • 88 Wash. App. 957

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • employee suffered emotional trauma when an assistant manager pointed and fired a toy gun at her
  • employee suffered emotional trauma when an assistant manager pointed and fired a toy gun at her
  • no deliberate intent where employer intentionally pointed and fired a toy gun at an employee, causing her to experience severe emotional distress
  • the injury itself, “not merely the conduct,” must be intentional;“[d]isregard of a known risk of harm is insufficient”

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Judges: Sweeney

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