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Ms. Hobler as a result of the outrageous conduct of
Maritz Inc. through its duly authorized agent.
In a May 18, 1994, letter to Henry Stolar, Suelthaus
asserted claims on Damian’s behalf as follows:
On or about June 30, 1993, Maritz Inc. terminated its
vendor/customer and other relationships with Mr. Gerard
[Damian] and his employer, First Capitol Printing Arts,
Inc., without reasonable prior notice and entirely
without cause, and with the intent to injure Mr.
Gerard.
Mr. Gerard was injured by the actions of Maritz
Inc. and we believe that he is entitled to compensatory
damages for intentional interference with his
employment relationship, defamation, infliction of
emotional distress, emotional pain, suffering,
inconvenience, mental anguish, loss of enjoyment of
life, and other applicable claims arising out of and/or
related to the above event. It is our intention to
prepare a petition to be filed in a court of competent
jurisdiction to seek legal redress for the personal
damages sustained by Mr. Gerard as a result of the
outrageous conduct of Maritz Inc. through its duly
authorized agent.
K. Final Settlement Agreement
On June 8, 1994, a settlement agreement, subject to the
approval of the Maritz Inc. board of directors, was signed by
Bill Maritz in his capacity as chairman and chief executive
officer of Maritz Inc. and in his individual capacity, and by
other members of the Maritz and Hobler families, including
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