Reed v. Michigan Metro Girl Scout Council

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “[i]t is now settled law that corporate agents are not liable for tortious interference with the corporation’s contracts unless they acted solely for their own benefit with no benefit to the corporation”
• granting dismissal of a tortious interference claim where allegations did not raise an inference that the corporate agent acted solely for a personal benefit
• “To maintain a cause of action for tortious interference, the plaintiffs must establish that the defendant was a ‘third party’ to the contract or business relationship.”
• “It is now settled law that corporate agents are not liable for tortious interference with the corporation’s contracts unless they acted solely for their own benefit with no benefit to the corporation.”
• executive director and chief officer of the defendant Girl Scout council

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).