· 5/15/1995
McBride v. Pizza Hut, Inc.
Citations
- 658 A.2d 205
- 1995 D.C. App. LEXIS 97
- 1995 WL 307554
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- holding that defamation claim based on statements to the Department of Employment Services that the plaintiff had been discharged for theft had to be dismissed because the report was required by law
- dismissing the defamation count in addition to the injurious falsehood count because they were both based on the absolutely privileged communication
- written correspondence between parties’ counsel concerning threatened lawsuit
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Judges: Ferren, Steadman, Newman
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