Modla v. Parker

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• order setting aside final judgment will not be disturbed absent clear abuse of trial court’s discretion
• to constitute slander per se in business context, plaintiff must show defamation “of and concerning” plaintiffs personal business practices
• “As a general rule, slander Per quod is not 3 actionable unless special damages are pleaded and proved.”

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