Miketic v. Baron

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• recognizing that “[a] publication is conditionally privileged if the publisher reasonably believes that the recipient shares a common interest in the subject matter and is entitled to know”
• upholding privilege as to communication of incidents involving employee and supervisor, noting that proper occasion giving rise to conditional privilege exists when “(1) some interest of the person who publishes defamatory matter is involved; (2
• complaint alleges an abuse of privilege in a series of legal conclusions, and failed to demonstrate facts which would support a finding that the publication was a result of malice or improper purpose

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).