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- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard abstract "Slee v. Erhard is a legal case that was filed in 1984 against Werner Erhard, his company Werner Erhard and Associates (WE&A), and an instructor for Erhard Seminars Training (est), by the executor of the estate of Jack Slee. The jury ruled against the plaintiff and found that the defendants did not cause Slee's death. Slee was a graduate of the University of Connecticut who worked as a bank manager when he registered for the est training in 1983. On his registration form for the est training Slee wrote that he wanted to work on nervousness interacting with strangers in a group setting. He attended the seminar at the Park Plaza Hotel in New Haven, Connecticut, on August 14, 1983. After participating in a 16-hour session of the est training, Slee collapsed during a portion of the seminar known as "the danger process". He was transported by emergency workers to Yale-New Haven Hospital, where he was declared dead by physicians due to "undetermined causes".An autopsy was performed on August 16, 1983, but was unable to determine cause of death. New Haven police investigated the death, but were unable to find evidence of foul play. In November 1983, the office of the Connecticut state medical examiner issued a report stating that Slee's death may have been related to stress. The police investigation into the matter was closed the same month.In September 1984, Jack Slee's mother filed a US$5 million wrongful death lawsuit against Erhard and his company. The suit asserted that mental stress from the est training, including mind control techniques, psychological and group pressures resulted in the death of her son. On September 21, 1984, representatives of Erhard denied that the est training was involved in Slee's death. The case was held in the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut, and was presided over by Judge José A. Cabranes. In October 1992, a jury ruled that Erhard and his company had been negligent, and were responsible for severe emotional distress suffered by Slee. However, the jury found that the defendants "did not proximately cause" Slee's death. Slee's estate did not receive any monetary award. The plaintiffs appealed the case to the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, where the decision of the lower court was affirmed.".
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- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard citations "25920.0".
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard court United_States_Court_of_Appeals_for_the_Second_Circuit.
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard dateDecided "1993-09-08".
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard fullName "Alfrieda Slee, Administratrix of the Estate of Jack Andrew Slee v. Werner Erhard, Werner Erhard and Associates, and David Norris".
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard hasPhotoCollection Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard.
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard judges Jon_O._Newman.
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard judges Joseph_M._McLaughlin.
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard judges Roger_Miner.
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard keywords Negligence.
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard keywords Negligent_infliction_of_emotional_distress.
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard keywords Wrongful_death_claim.
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard name "Slee v. Erhard".
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard opinions "District court ruling affirmed.".
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard priorActions José_A._Cabranes.
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard priorActions United_States_District_Court_for_the_District_of_Connecticut.
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard transcripts S:Slee_v._Erhard,_decision,_United_States_Court_of_Appeals_(1993).
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard subject Category:United_States_Court_of_Appeals_for_the_Second_Circuit_cases.
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard subject Category:United_States_tort_case_law.
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard comment "Slee v. Erhard is a legal case that was filed in 1984 against Werner Erhard, his company Werner Erhard and Associates (WE&A), and an instructor for Erhard Seminars Training (est), by the executor of the estate of Jack Slee. The jury ruled against the plaintiff and found that the defendants did not cause Slee's death. Slee was a graduate of the University of Connecticut who worked as a bank manager when he registered for the est training in 1983.".
- Estate_of_Jack_Slee_v._Werner_Erhard label "Estate of Jack Slee v. Werner Erhard".
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