
Dallas Business Lawyer for Tortious Interference
What Is Tortious Interference?
Tortious interference is a common law tort allowing a claim for damages against a party who wrongfully interferes with another party’s contractual or business relationships.
The first kind of economic injury, “tortious interference with contract,” occurs when the individual or entity who is not a party to a contract says or does something that results in one of the parties breaching the contract. The second kind is “tortious interference with a business relationship,” which is similar to tortious interference with a contract, except that an actual contract doesn’t have to exist.
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Business is highly competitive. When a business relationship ends, people and organizations can suffer because of it. With over 20 years of experience, our Dallas business litigation lawyer at the Law Offices of Dan Chern, P.C. can develop solutions aligned with your best interests and created to obtain the most favorable outcome possible.
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Dan Chern
"Our firm is proud to be led by Attorney Dan Chern, who is a passionate legal advocate for individuals, families, and corporations. As a litigation attorney, he handles a wide range of business-related cases, including matters related to real estate, elder law, employment law, and estate planning. He is dedicated to delivering the highest quality of representation possible in order to secure favorable results for the men and women he represents."
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Tortious Interference Claim
In order to make a tortious interference claim, the plaintiff must have previously had a valid contractual or business relations with another party. If the contract or expectancy in question was not properly created or violates public policy, then the defendant will have no liability for its breach. In effect, the contract never existed, so the defendant couldn't have caused its breach.
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