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In a rematch between Mobil Chemical and an ex-employee, the same facts will play out on new ground, remapped by the parties' own litigation. In 2001, Victor Cweklinsky won an $837,000 jury verdict via "defamation by compelled self-publication," which isn't recognized in most states. On appeal to the 2nd Circuit, Mobil contended it didn't exist in Connecticut either. The 2nd Circuit last month vacated the entire verdict and sent back the case for a new trial.
May 03, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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