Trerice v. Blue Cross of California

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• replacing plaintiff’s termination paekáge with one less favorable and requiring her to perform menial tasks held not outrageous as matter of law
• finding a defendant “cannot be subject to liability for 28 infliction of emotional distress when it has merely pursued its own economic interests and 1 asserted its legal rights”
• no outrageous conduct on allegations that the employer had presented the employee with a termination package, but later withdrew it and kept her as an employee.

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