In 1995, the California Supreme Court held that a plaintiff pursuing a claim for interference with a prospective contractual or economic relationship had to plead that the defendant's conduct was wrongful. Della Penna v. Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A.,...
Breaching A Contract May Be Wrong But It Isn't Independently Wrongful
Posted on November 11, 2021
A Not So Strange Stranger In A Strange Land: Holder Of An Economic Interest May Be Liable For Tortious Interference
Posted on September 02, 2020
Out of Exodus?
Court Finds Tort Claims To Be Covered By Forum Selection Agreement
Posted on November 27, 2017
Contractual forum selection provisions are often broadly written so as to encompass not just claims involving enforcement of the contract but claims arising out of or related to the contract. But how far do these clauses reach? In the case of ...
