Cobra Capital, LLC v. RF Nitro Communications, Inc.

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• dismissing a tortious interference claim under North Carolina law where the underlying document was merely a non- binding proposal of terms for a later contemplated contract
• tortious interference with prospective economic advantage claim dismissed “as this claim requires a third party to interfere with the prospective economic advantage, and not an entity [that is] a party to the proposed contract.”’

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