MacE v. CHARLESTON AREA MED CTR. FOUND.

How courts have described this case

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• refusing to set aside an emotional distress damage award even in the absence of direct evidence supporting claim
• refusing to set aside an emotional distress damage award even in the absence of direct evidence supporting claim
• stating \the concern `that a claim for emotional distress without any physical trauma may permit a jury to have a rather openhand in the assessment of damages.'\
• “In West Virginia, the law presumes that employment is terminable at will, permitting an employer to discharge an employee for cause, for no cause, or even for wrong cause.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).