Kenney v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

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• finding plaintiff’s testimony alone nor her conclusory statements that her reputation was injured suffice to prove actual injury
• stating, where there is evidence that some harm may have been caused by a non-actionable statement, that a jury should be instructed to attribute liability to a defendant only for loss allocable to an actionable statement
• \proof of actual reputational harm is an absolute prerequisite in a defamation action.\

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