· 3/15/2000
Ledbetter v. Ross
Citations
- 725 N.E.2d 120
- 2000 Ind. App. LEXIS 317
- 2000 WL 276966
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a single telephone call, involving no threats or abusive language, cannot as a matter of law be the basis for the tort of invasion of privacy by intrusion
- finding no IIED where the “facts reveal[ed] only that [the defendant] communicated information which [the plaintiff’s] insurance company apparently provided him without her permission”
- discussing the plaintiff’s claim of invasion of privacy by public disclosure of private facts related to the transmission of confidential information and holding that the plaintiff failed to allege there was a public disclosure of the facts
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Judges: Baker, Sullivan, Staton
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