in Re Sun West Mortgage Company, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• upholding jury verdict in which the defendant did not prove to the jury that a privileged occasion existed for his interference
• employee need only show existing or probable future business relationship with employer to sustain unlawful interference claim
• advantageous relationship is “an existing or even a probable future business relationship from which there is a reasonable expectancy of financial benefit”
• plaintiff needs to prove “an existing or even a probable future business relationship from which there is a reasonable expectancy of financial benefit . . .”
• plaintiff needs to prove “an existing or even a probable future business relationship from which there is a reasonable expectancy of financial benefit . . .” (emphasis added
• “It is well settled that an existing or even a probable future business relationship from which there is a reasonable expectancy of financial benefit is enough” to maintain an action for interference with advantageous business relationships

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).