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· 10/13/2016

in the Interest of I.D., Minor Child

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  • noting that the District of Columbia Court of Appeals “has embraced the Restatement Second’s Approach to IIED liability”
  • “We see little need to enforce the presence requirement in IIED cases where the [terrorism exception of the FSIA applies] and the plaintiff’s severe distress arises from a terrorist attack that killed or injured a member of his or her immediate family.”

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