Kairys v. Douglas Stereo Inc.

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• communications arising out of employer-employee relationship, including statements accusing employees of theft, are subject to qualified privilege
• communications arising out of employer-employee relationship, including statements accusing employees of theft, are subject to qualified privilege
• as the falsity of the statement is an element in any defamation action that must be proven by the plaintiff, true statements cannot be defamatory

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