Khashayar Vosough, M.D. v. Roger Kierce, M.D.

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• explaining that a tortious interference claim cannot stand against the CEO absent a showing that the CEO was acting outside the scope of their employment and done for personal motives, out of malice, beyond their authority, and otherwise not in good faith in the interests of the corporation

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