Krochalis v. Insurance Co. of North America

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• applying Pennsylvania law, nonverbal conduct may be defamatory if it “was capable of defamatory meaning”
• denying summary judgement on false light claim based on “acts and conduct” of supervisor calling employee into his office to terminate him during investigation into workplace misconduct
• granting summary judgment as to plaintiff’s false imprisonment claim where plaintiff, who was instructed to go to the defendant’s personnel office or be escorted from the premises, had not shown that he was confined because he had a safe means of escape—voluntarily leaving

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