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Supreme Court Determines What Constitutes Wrongful Interference With Contract

WaveDivision Holdings LLC v. Highland Capital Management L..P. , No. 649, 2011 (July 19, 2012)

This decision establishes Delaware law on what constitutes a wrongful interference with another's contract.  Thus, it resolves several unsettled questions, such as concluding that a proper motive trumps an improper motive to interfere with a contract's performance.

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