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Harris v. Kreutzer
No. 050715Supreme Court of Virginia
050715 Harris v. Kreutzer 01/13/2006 In a case against a clinical psychologist who had examined the plaintiff pursuant to Rule 4:10 in connection with a prior tort action, the trial court correctly sustained a…
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050715 Harris v. Kreutzer 01/13/2006 In a case against a clinical psychologist who had examined the plaintiff pursuant to Rule 4:…
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050715 Harris v. Kreutzer 01/13/2006 In a case against a clinical psychologist who had examined the plaintiff pursuant to Rule 4:10 in connection with a prior tort action, the trial court correctly sustained a demurrer to a count of the complaint alleging intentional infliction of emotional distress because the alleged conduct of the psychologist was not sufficiently outrageous and intolerable, nor was the alleged impact upon plaintiff severe enough, to state a cause of action. The trial court erred in sustaining a demurrer to a count charging medical malpractice by this health care professional in conducting the examination under Rule 4:10 to assess plaintiff's condition for litigation pur…
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