Terry of the Family Parks v. Virginia Department of Social Services Child Support Enforcement Services

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• finding that the plaintiff adequately alleged performance because the plaintiff stated that it performed “generally pursuant” to the agreement
• dismissing tortious interference claim where plaintiff “ha[d] not adequately alleged the existence of a specific contract between itself and a particular third party”
• dismissing implied-breach-of- contract claim where allegations showed parties’ intent to be bound only by a formal written agreement
• collecting authority for proposition that failure to plead these factors generally results in dismissal
• noting that “preliminary agreement[s]” generally are not binding contracts
• dismissing claims as to Cummins, where Plaintiff relied on the “conclusory statements” that Cummins “failed to direct that CPS enter into a proper conduct of business with Plaintiff’ (brackets and internal quotation marks omitted)

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