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A former associate who called a partner "abusive and nasty" cannot be sued by her former firm for defamation but may be liable for breaching her duty of loyalty, a New York judge has ruled. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Rosalyn Richter said five-attorney Greenberg & Reicher failed to sufficiently plead its defamation claim against Julie Hyman, but could proceed with its claim of breach of duty of loyalty on the grounds that Hyman may have used firm time and resources to promote her own practice.
July 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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