Nord v. Shoreline Savings Ass'n

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• each plaintiff testified about his anger and shock at the defendant’s actions, and this testimony in conjunction with the other facts of the case supported an award for emotional distress
• objective symptoms need be shown only where a claim for negligent infliction of emotional distress is asserted or where the plaintiff is seeking to establish the elements of the intentional tort of outrage
• acknowledging objective symptoms are required for non- 16 intentional torts

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