JUSTICE Et Al. v. SCI GEORGIA FUNERAL SERVICES, INC. Et Al.

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• funeral home’s failure to place cremated remains in funerial urn before delivery to family member did not amount to outrageous or extreme conduct
• funeral home’s actions didn’t rise to outrageous when it gave the plaintiff an empty urn and told the plaintiff it was her daughter’s ashes
• a funeral home’s actions in giving the plaintiff an empty urn that purported to hold her daughter’s ashes “while even if insensitive or negligent, do[] not rise to the level of outrageousness necessary to sustain a claim for intentional infliction of emotional distress”

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