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‘Substantial Truth’ Defeats Wisconsin Plaintiff’s Tortious Interference Suit – 7th Circuit

In Wesbrook v. Ulrich 2016 WL 6123534, the Seventh Circuit examined the reach of the truth defense to a tortious interference with contract action stemming from a bitter dispute between a prominent Wisconsin medical clinic and one of its high-level employees. The plaintiff sued a former co-worker and ex-supervisor for tortious interference with contract claiming …

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Posted byPaulPNovember 22, 2016November 30, 2016Posted inBusiness TortsTags: at-will employment, defamation, Marshfield Clinic, privilege, seventh circuit, tortious interference, truth defense, Wisconsin
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