Tortious Interference

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What is Tortious Interference?

A wrongful or malicious act that interferes with a contractual relationship and results in financial damages to a party expecting to benefit from the contract, often related to business transactions.

A legal concept involving the wrongful interference in the contractual or business relationships of others, causing economic harm. This interference can manifest through various actions, such as persuading a party to breach a contract or disrupt a business arrangement. In the context of inheritance, tortious interference can also apply when a party unlawfully influences a testator’s decisions regarding asset distribution. Establishing a tortious interference claim typically requires proving the defendant’s wrongful conduct and the resulting damages.

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