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Topics: 42 U.S.C. 1983, Emotional Distress, False Light Invasion of Privacy, Interference with Contract, Summary Judgment, Wrongful Termination

Case Information

Document Type: 

Opinion

Case name: 

Laramie et al. v. Dept. of Corrections

Docket Number: 

06-C-224, 06-C-225

Date: 

Aug 27 2007

Justice: 

Lynn, Robert J.

Photo: 

Jurisdiction: 

Merrimack

Related Cases: 

Hallam and Laramine v. Stone and Connor, 06-C-224, 06-C-225 (Merrimack, Sep. 30, 2008)

Hallam and Laramine v. Stone and Connor, 06-C-224, 06-C-225 (Merrimack, Sep. 30, 2008)

Hallam and Laramine v. Stone and Connor, 06-C-224, 06-C-225 (Merrimack, Sep. 30, 2008)

Superior Court Citations: 

Laramie et al. v. Dept. of Corrections, 06-C-224, 06-C-225 (Merrimack, Apr. 10, 2008)

Laramie et al. v. Dept. of Corrections, 06-C-224, 06-C-225 (Merrimack, Apr. 22, 2008)

Links to News Coverage: 

Judge says prison guarde can keep $2 million (Seacoast Online)

Prison guards awarded $2 million (Concord Monitor)

Corrections officers to be rehired (Concord Monitor)

The plaintiffs, Joseph Laramie and Timothy Hallam, brought separate actions against the above-captioned defendants, their employer, the New Hampshire Department of Corrections (DOC), their supervisor, Bruce Cattell, and co-workers Shawn Stone and Todd Connor. The cases were consolidated for pretrial purposes on August 14, 2006, since plaintiffs’ writs set forth virtually identical claims against the same defendants. In Count I of their writs, plaintiffs assert a claim against DOC for wrongful termination of their employment.