the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan Houston, Inc. v. John Moore Services, Inc. and John Moore Renovation, LLC

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• concluding that nonmovant did not present clear and specific evidence of existence of contracts, specific terms of contracts, or evidence of how contract was breached and thus failed to establish prima facie case for contract element of tortious-interference claim
• concluding that nonmovant did not present clear and specific evidence of 34 existence of contracts, specific terms of contracts, or evidence of how contract was breached and thus failed to establish prima facie case for contract element of tortious-interference claim
• grading business with an “F” rating along with claim of subsequent loss of business was inadequate to show damages for interference with prospective business
• requiring allegations of an actual breach for a tortious interference with contract claim
• where Better Business Bureau presented evidence action was based on its expression of opinions regarding quality of John Moore’s goods and services, it established action was related to matter of public concern under Act

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).