American Southern Insurance Group, Inc. v. Goldstein

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• concluding that the plaintiff failed to prove its tortious interference claim because none of the potential customers who declined to meet with the plaintiffs agent after the alleged interference testified
• explaining the difference between a statement that imputes a tradesman’s general reputation and therefore is not barred by the single-instance rule and a statement that alleges merely an act of negligence, mistake, or ignorance on a single occasion

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