James M. King & Associates, Inc. v. G.D. Van Wagenen Co.

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• defining the privilege as existing only when the parent acts to protect the subsidiary's economic interests
• defining the privilege as existing only when the parent acts to protect the subsidiary’s economic interests
• \[T]here is general agreement that a corporate shareholder. . . would have a sufficient economic interest in a subsidiary corporation to interfere in some of the subsidiary's business relationships.\
• “[T]here is general agreement that a corporate shareholder ... would have a sufficient economic interest in a subsidiary corporation to interfere in some of the subsidiary’s business relationships.”
• “[A] parent is privileged to, or justified in, interfering with the contracts of its wholly-owned subsidiary provided it does not use wrongful means and acts to protect its economic interests.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).