Reeves v. Hanlon

Supreme Court of California · Decided 2004-08-12

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Opinion BAXTER, J. The primary issue presented is whether a defendant may be held liable under an intentional interference theory for having induced an at-will employee to quit working for the plaintiff. Because an interference as such is primarily an interference with the future relation between the plaintiff…

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