McIsaac v. WZEW-FM CORP.

This is an appeal from a summary judgment for defendants WZEW-FM and Richard E. Oppenheimer and against plaintiff Sheila McIsaac on her claims of tort of outrage and invasion of privacy. We affirm.

McIsaac sued her employer, WZEW-FM Corporation (the operator of a radio station) in February 1984, claiming that it had breached her employment contract.1 On May 9, 1985, McIsaac filed an amended complaint, adding Richard E. Oppenheimer as a defendant and adding two causes of action to the complaint; namely, intentional infliction of emotional distress, also known as the tort of outrage, and…