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Intentional Interference with Prospective Economic Advantage
This business tort law theory allows a party to bring a suit when they believe another party has intentionally interfered with their ability to enter into a contract or business relationship with another in a way that caused economic damage.
A cause of action exists for intentional interference with another’s prospective business advantage if the defendant intentionally disrupts or diverts the business relationship of another by improper methods which fall outside the boundaries of fair competition.
To state a cause of action for interference with prospective business advantage, the plaintiff must show an existing business relationship or the existence of a prospective business relationship that is more than speculative.
If you believe that another party has wrongfully interfered with one of your business relationships, call Gaston & Gaston APLC for a full consultation.
Negligent Interference with Prospective Economic Advantage
This tort law theory allows a party to bring a suit when they believe another party negligently interfered with their ability to enter into a contract or business relationship with another in a way that caused economic damage.
A cause of action exists for negligent interference with another’s prospective business advantage if the defendant negligently disrupts or diverts the business relationship of another by improper methods which fall outside the boundaries of fair competition. To state a cause of action for interference with prospective business advantage, the plaintiff must show an existing business relationship or the existence of a prospective business relationship that is more than speculative.
If you believe that another party has wrongfully interfered with one of your business relationships, call Gaston & Gaston APLC for a full consultation - 619-398-1882.
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