· 5/5/2000
Potts v. Hayes
Citations
- 771 So. 2d 462
- 2000 WL 548198
How courts have described this case
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- outlining three instances where the Alabama Supreme Court has recognized an outrage claim
- nurse failed to establish jury question on outrage claim against her employer and former supervisor despite having suffered emotional and physical distress when accused publicly of being a drug addict, thief and danger to the public
- nurse failed to establish jury question on outrage claim against her employer and former supervisor despite having suffered emotional and physical distress when accused publicly of being a drug addict, thief and danger to the public
- describing outrage as “an extremely limited cause of action”
- outlining the elements of IIED
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