Jacron Sales Co. v. Sindorf

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• concluding that a plaintiff cannot recover presumed damages unless he establishes actual malice
• concluding that a plaintiff cannot recover presumed damages unless he establishes actual malice
• holding the New York Times standard applicable to nonmedia defendants as a matter of Maryland law
• discussing defamation and qualified privileges in a case in which the plaintiff left his former employer on uncertain terms to work with another employer “in a similar capacity”
• concluding Gertz restrictions apply to both media and nonmedia defendants
• concluding Gertz restrictions apply to both media and nonmedia defendants

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