Russo v. Nagel

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• explaining that acting in one’s own economic interest does not establish the necessary malice or wrongful conduct for an intentional interference claim
• \In order to properly plead a claim for [defamation] the defamatory words must be identified.\
• to set forth a cognizable claim for tortious interference with contractual relations, Plaintiffs must establish: “(1) actual interference with a contract; (2) that the interference was inflicted intentionally by a defendant who is not a party to the contract; (3
• same showing required for tor-tious interference with contractual relations claim

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).