Pasqualini v. MortgageIT, Inc.

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• holding that common law negligence claim premised on hostile work environment was subject to dismissal under New York Workers’ Compensation Law
• holding that claim for intentional interference with a prospective business advantage based wholly on dissemination of negative statements about plaintiff resulting in harm to her business reputation was in essence a defamation claim
• holding that claim for intentional interference with a business expectancy based solely on negative statements allegedly harming her business reputation was in essence a defamation claim, and therefore subject to statute of limitations applicable to such claims
• noting that the court would use the terms \defamation\ interchangeably with regard to plaintiff's separate slander and libel claims
• applying one-year statute of limitations to claim for intentional interference with a prospective business advantage
• applying New York test for civil conspiracy to conspiracy to commit defamation

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