Emotional Distress Laws

[Jr.Paul.Williams]

Not mean and not sarcasm...just letting you know that posting the same comment is unnecessary. But you are showing why you are having issues at the center.

"But you are showing why you are having issues at the center"........I believe that is called SPECULATION counselor.

 

[Jr.Paul.Williams]

Intentional infliction of emotional distress (IIED) is also referred to as a tort of outrage. Outrageous conduct is a vital element that must be demonstrated for an IIED claim to be successful.

The case I generally refer to when speaking of intentional infliction of emotional distress claims is Armstrong v. H&C Communications, Inc., 575 So. 2d 777 (Fla. 1985). This case perhaps illustrates better than any other what “outrageous” conduct is.

https://casetext.com/case/armstrong-v-h-c-communications

To summarize the case, the remains of an abducted child were discovered. The skull of the young child was filmed by a reporter and broadcast on a TV news station, where the distraught family of the child saw it. The family sued.

Florida’s Supreme Court said that it had “no difficulty in concluding that reasonable persons in the community could find that the alleged conduct of Channel 2 was outrageous in character and exceeded the bounds of decency so as to be intolerable in a civilized community. An average member of the community might well exclaim ‘Outrageous!’”

I agree with Just Blue that your best course of action is probably to find a new treatment center.

Thank you sir.

 

[Jr.Paul.Williams]

You can look up all those cited cases on Google Scholar and find out what was and was not intentional infliction of emotional distress in each case.

Google Scholar

Thank you

 

[Just Blue]

"But you are showing why you are having issues at the center"........I believe that is called SPECULATION counselor.

No, it's called an observation.


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[quincy]

Thank you sir.

You’re welcome. Thanks for the thanks.