People v. Barshai

How courts have described this case

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• agent of employer may be held liable for tortious interference if “agent does not act in good faith and commits independent acts directed at another for personal pecuniary gain”
• plaintiff was not a third-party beneficiary where there was nothing in the contract between the parties to indicate that the contract was made and intended for plaintiff’s benefit
• an agent “cannot be held liable for inducing [its] principal ... to breach its contract with plaintiff .... except ] ... when an agent does not act in good faith and commits independent torts or predatory acts directed at another for personal pecuniary gain”
• an agent “cannot be held liable for inducing [its] principal ... to breach its contract with plaintiff ... [except] ... when an agent does not act in good faith and commits independent torts or predatory acts directed at another for pecuniary gain”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).