Langer v. George Washington University

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• stating that no liability attaches if the emotional distress is exaggerated and unreasonable, unless it results from a plaintiff’s peculiar susceptibility to such distress of which the defendant has knowledge
• “To recover on a claim for intentional interference with contract relations, a plaintiff must ultimately prove (1) the existence of a contract, (2) defendant's knowledge of that contract, (3) intentional procurement of the contract's breach by defendant, and (4

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