NEGLIGENT INFLICTION OF EMOTIONAL DISTRESS / HARM TO ANOTHERIn general, in an action in which plaintiff seeks damages for emotional distress s/he sustained as a result of defendant's negligent infliction of physical injury on another, courts have found the existence of a duty by applying either the bystander approach or the direct victim approach.
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