KALIKOW, BRYAN M., PEOPLE v

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• distinguishing Johnson but affirming that Johnson and its progeny apply to disputes in which a plaintiff alleges that a defendant “did not appropriately handle [plaintiff’s] workers’ compensation claim” and thus injured the plaintiff by denying him “entitled benefit[s]”
• “An allegation that a corporation is conspiring with its agents, officers or employees is tantamount to accusing a corporation of conspiring with itself.”
• “Two elements must be proved to find abuse of process: (1) that the defendant had an ulterior motive to achieve a collateral purpose not within the normal scope of the process used, and (2
• “[A]n allegation that a corporation is conspiring with its agents, officers or employees is tantamount to accusing a corporation of conspiring with itself[,] and is therefore insufficient to establish a claim for civil conspiracy.”
• “[A]n allegation that a corporation is conspiting with its agents, officers or employees is tantamount to accusing a cotporation of conspiting with itself[,] and is therefore insufficient to establish a claim for civil conspiracy.” (internal quotation omitted)
• “An allegation that a corporation is conspiring with its agents, officers or employees is tantamount to accusing a corporation of conspiring with itself, and is therefore insufficient to establish a claim for civil conspiracy.” (cleaned up and citation omitted)

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