Practice Area · Contingency
Wrongful Interference With a Business Contract
When someone intentionally induces a third party to break its contract with you — or deliberately sabotages a business relationship — the law lets you recover the resulting losses from the party that interfered.
What a case looks like
A competitor knowingly induces your key customer or supplier to break a binding contract, and your losses are substantial.
Illustrative scenario, not an actual case.
As with every matter we take on contingency, we look for clear liability, at least $5 million in damages, and a defendant who can pay.
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