· 7/1/1870
Woodward v. Libby
Citations
- 58 Me. 42
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- explaining that “[a]ctual damages include damages for emotional distress, humiliation, and deprivation of civil rights” under the MHRA
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Judges: Appleton, Barrows, Cutting, Danforth, Kent, Tapley
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