Millar v. Ojima

How courts have described this case

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• dismissing claim under New York law because the contracts at issue were terminable at will and hence could not be breached by termination
• \Professor Ojima's position as a Chairman of the Chemistry Department at SUNY Stony Brook satisfies the requirement that the defendant exercised powers under color of state law.\
• “Without a specific allegation to the contrary, the Court will assume that the Plaintiff were at-will employees,” which generally “cannot give rise to a cause of action for tortious interference with a contract.”’

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