Jones v. FAYETTE FAMILY DENTAL CARE, INC.

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• holding that a plaintiff who suffered no physical ailments did not exhibit severe enough distress for IIED
• holding that the plaintiff’s distress did not rise to the necessary level of severity where the plaintiff “sought no treatment from any type of doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, or counselor”
• holding plaintiff failed to produce evidence of severe emotional distress because she suffered no physical ailments other than decreased sex drive and did not seek any form of treatment
• affirming summary judgment on IIED claim and stating plaintiff “sought no treatment from any type of doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, or counselor” after the at-issue incident
• evidence of distress including a depressed sex drive was insufficient as a matter of law to prove severe emotional distress, given that plaintiff “sought no treatment from any type of doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, or counselor”

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