Jeffrey M. Duffy v. Leading Edge Products, Inc.

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• noting that evidence of an ulterior motive can “bolster an inference of actual malice,” and citing specific facts about the relationship between the parties from which the jury could have found that defendant made defamatory statements with actual malice
• “[C]onclusory allegations unsupported by concrete and particular facts will not prevent an award of summary judgment.”
• “Although we consider the evidence in the light most favorable to the nonmoving party, ... conclusory allegations unsupported by concrete and particular facts will not prevent an award of summary judgment.”

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