Virgil Jean v. William E. Dugan

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• noting that under Indiana law, a federal court ruling on a defamation summary judgment motion must ask whether the evidence presented is such that a reasonable jury might find that actual malice had been shown with convincing clarity
• applying Indiana law and holding that a claim for retaliatory discharge accrues upon termination of employment
• in a defamation case where the conduct at issue is publication, the place of the alleged tort is the place of injury, which under most circumstances is the place of publication

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