Gagnon v. Turgeon

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a party who interferes with an advantageous relationship- “is liable in damages for such injuries as naturally result therefrom”
• holding 10 that a party who interferes with an advantageous relationship “is liable in damages for such injuries as naturally result therefrom”
• adopting what it calls the \tort of another\ doctrine from this provision
• attorneys’ fees and costs may be recovered as damages if they are “the natural and probable consequences of. [defendant’s] act”
• rule allowing recovery of attorney fees incurred as the result of defendant's wrongful involvement of plaintiff in litigation does not extend to attorney fees incurred in litigation between plaintiff and defendant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).