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Nancy Remington v. Wal-Mart Stores by Southern District, Division One Court of Appeals of Missouri Book Summary

Plaintiff Nancy Remington (now Holland) (herein referred to as "Remington"), was employed as a checker by defendant Wal-Mart
Stores, Inc. (Wal-Mart). The manager of the Monett store where she was employed was defendant Randy Edwards ("Edwards"). Upon
her employment with Wal-Mart having been terminated, Remington filed a claim with the Missouri Division of Employment Security
("DES"). Wal-Mart filed a protest which, after a hearing, was denied. By her second amended petition in this cause, Remington
sought recovery on assorted theories in five counts against Wal-Mart and Edwards by reason of such termination and protest.
She prevailed upon the theory that Wal-Mart intentionally interfered with her business expectancy to receive unemployment
compensation. By Verdict A, a jury awarded Remington $531.00 actual damages and $78,000.00 punitive damages against Wal-Mart.
Also by that verdict, the jury found in favor of Remington and against Edwards upon submission of that theory, but assessed
no damages against him. Wal-Mart appeals from the judgment against it. The trial court granted Wal-Mart a summary judgment
against Remington on Count IV seeking damages for breach of an employment contract with Wal-Mart. Remington appeals from that
summary judgment. The trial court dismissed Count V against Edwards which alleged Edwards interfered with her contract of
employment with Wal-Mart. The other counts were dismissed or have been abandoned and are no longer an issue. The following is an outline of the facts necessary for consideration and Disposition of the consolidated appeals. Remington
was employed by Wal-Mart on May 19, 1975. At that time, she was given an Employee Handbook entitled, "Welcome to Wal-Mart
Stores, Inc." and subtitled, "A Guide for Wal-Mart Associates". In early 1983, the plaintiff was experiencing difficulties
with her ex-husband, Lee Remington. On one occasion, Lee Remington came to the Wal-Mart store and harassed her. Because of
her problems with her ex-husband, Remington moved from Monett to Nixa.

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