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Donna Rodriguez, et al. v. Robert Perez, et al.
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Negligent Investigation - Negligent Supervision - False Arrest - False Imprisonment - Outrage - Malicious Outrage - Malicious Prosecution - Tortious Interference with the Parent-Child Relationship- According to the plaintiffs' allegations, law enforcement officers, in the scope of their employment and working in concert with state caseworkers, negligently conducted interviews when investigating a... More... $0 (02-22-2000 - WA)
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A. Lee Schlichtemeier, M.D. v. Ambrose Aboud, M.D. and Columbia/RCA Healthcare Coproration
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Breach of Duty - Fiduciary Duty - Medical Partnerships - Plaintiff was a medical doctor who filed suit against his former partner for breach of fiduciary duty, fraud and other claims and also against owner of a hospital for tortious interference in regards to contracts and conspiracy claims that arose from negotiations to build a new cancer center. The plaintiff was attempting to create a relatio... More... $5430000 (11-18-1999 - TX)
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Peter G. Apple v. Steven L. Apple
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Employee Retirement Income Security Act - E.R.I.S.A. - Breach of Fiduciary Duty - Peter and Mary Apple were married and founded Apple Rubber Products, Inc.. Peter and Mary later divorced and control of the company eventually resided with Mary and their son Steven Apple. Peter retained interest in the pension plan. Peter filed a lawsuit against Steven and Mary when his application for approval o... More... $26737 (08-25-1999 - NY)
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Roell Vento, et. al. v. Bruce Bradford, et. al.
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Roell and Debra Vento ("the Ventos") sued Bruce Bradford , Simon Property Group ("Simon"), and Golden Ring Mall Company ("Golden") for civil conspiracy and fraud, tortious interference with prospective contractual relations, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and violations of the Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA); and for breach of fiduciary duty and breach of contract for sa... More... $7774000 (08-12-1999 - TX)
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Sulzer Carbomedics v. Oregon Cardio Device, Northwest Cardio, Walter Douglas Clark, St. Jude Medical S.C., St. Jude Medical, Inc.
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Breach of Contract - Non-Compete Agreement - Tortious Interference - Plaintiff brought action against his former sales representative for breaching a four year non-compete agreement. Plaintiff was a world-wide distributor of heart valves which it manufactured at its base in Austin, Texas. Plaintiff alleged that defendant secretly negotiated to represent a competitor's, St. Jude, heart valve prod... More... $10000000 (08-09-1999 - TX)
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Michael Baizley et al. v. Robert Baizley.
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This case involves a family dispute over a parcel of land. Robert Baizley, age 35, Michael Baizley , age 30, and Nicole Baizley, age 23, are siblings. In 1968, their parents, Sharon and Kenneth Baizley, owned a 30-acre parcel in Scarborough. From this 30-acre parcel Sharon and Kenneth carved out a lot on which they built a house. Sharon and Kenneth deeded the remainder of the land to Kenneth's m... More... $0 (07-22-1999 - ME)
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Patrick Mitchell
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Stephanie Lackey
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Defamation, Tortious Interference, and Conversion claims by police officer who claimed that defendant, with whom he had been having an extramarital affair, to his employer that defendant was stalking and threatening her.
Defendant denied wrongdoing.... More... $1500 (07-18-1999 - KS)
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USA Machinery Corporation v. CSC, Ltd. et al.
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Breach of Contract - Tortious Interference with Contract - Unjust Enrichment - Promissory Estoppel - Fraud. Plaintiff, a steel-making equipment broker, was attempting to broker the sale of equipment. After seller (Algoma Steel, Inc.) sold the equipment directly to buyer (CSC, Inc.) broker sued both to collect a finders fee. The trial court ruled Plaintiff failed, as matter of law, to present su... More... $0 (07-16-1999 - PA)
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James LoBiondo, Jr. and Denise LoBiondo, Individually and t/a/ D. LoBi Enterprises, Inc. v. Grace Schwartz and Marilyn Kallareou
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Defamation action. Plaintiff bought beach club across the street from defendant Schwartz and proceeded over a five year period to expand the property, physically and functionally, with and without required governmental approvals. Defendants rallied neighbors in protest actions which led to the lawsuit filed in October of 1991. Plaintiffs alleged defamation, intentional invliction of emotional dis... More... $96300 (07-07-1999 - NJ)
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Valores Corporation v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. and McLane Co., Inc.
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Breach of contract and tortious interference claims by Mexican grocery store chain which claim that Wal-Mart and its McLane Co, Inc. subsidiary which plaintiff claimed refused to honor its 25-year partnership agreement because of Wal-Mart.... More... $624000000 (05-17-1999 - TX)
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CAPITOL CITY PERSONNEL SERVICES, INC. v. HARRIET FRANKLIN ET AL.
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The plaintiff health care business sought damages for, inter alia, tortious interference with business relations from the defendant Franklin, a former employee, and from the defendant Superlative Home Care Co., a corporation secretly formed to compete with the plaintiff. The defendants filed a counterclaim alleging defamation, violation of the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act and vexatious ... More... $187266 (04-20-1999 - CT)
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Sand Mountain Funeral Home, Inc. v. Tom Wilson
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On March 2, 1995, Sand Mountain Funeral Home, Inc., ("Sand Mountain") sued Wilson, a former employee, alleging conversion and breach of fiduciary duties. Sand Mountain also claimed that Wilson had conspired to devalue the corporate stock and had used corporate funds to purchase stocks in his name. Wilson counterclaimed, alleging that Sand Mountain had breached its contract with him regarding stock... More... $41550 (03-05-1999 - AL)
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Sowell, et al. v. Blackman, et al.
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Tortious Interference with a Contractual Relationship - Rick and Cheryl Boyer owned and operated a gymnastics business for which they were in need of a new facility to lease. The Boyers entered into a lease with the Sowells and took possession of the property, but then abandoned it shortly thereafter. The Boyers moved their business back to the previous building where it was established after Ha... More... $0 (03-01-1999 - GA)
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Elijah Karriem v. District of Columbia
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After three different charges against street vendor for failing to obey police orders to relocate his vending stand were dismissed, vendor sued District of Columbia and individual police officers for false arrest, tortious interference with contractual relations, and abuse of process.... More... $2000 (02-08-1999 - DC)
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Elijah Karriem, Appellant v. District of Columbia, Appelle. District of Columbia, Appellant v. Elijah Karriem, Appellant
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After three different charges against street vendor for failing to obey police orders to relocate his vending stand were dismissed, vendor sued District of Columbia and individual police officers for false arrest, tortious interference with contractual relations, and abuse of process.... More... $2000 (02-08-1999 - DC)
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First State Bank of Leoti, Kansas v. David Gardner and Jenet Gardner, et al.
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Breach of contract - Plaintiff bank was paid in full prior to trial and Defendants Garnder proceeded to trial on counterclaims of breach of contract, negligence, tortious interference, intentional and malicious acts relating to preparation of cash flow projections, and failure to advance on an operating line of credit.... More... $370000 (01-25-1999 - KS)
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Brokerage Concepts, Inc. v. Aetna U.S. Healthcare (formerly U.S. Healthcare), et al.
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Tortious interference with contractual relations claim by a King of Prussia insurance brokerage firm which claimed that defendants used their economic power in the business of prescription drug sales by forcing the Got It at Gary's pharmacy chain in suburban Philadelphia to stop using BCI for its health benefits coverage management and claims administration, and instead to use U.S. Healthcare and ... More... $1855000 (01-25-1999 - PA)
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Melissa A. D'Andrea v. George Calcagni
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Tortious interference - D'Andrea began working for Crystal Management Corporation, which operates a chain of fast-food restaurants in Rhode Island known as Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers. Crystal was owned by Calcagni and two other one-third shareholders. D'Andrea received regular pay raises in 1991 and 1992 and received good performance evaluations. After returning from a maternity leave in ... More... $40000 (01-15-1999 - RI)
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Thomas G. Ward v. Wright Businesses, Inc.; Arthur Wright and A.D. Wright; and Albert Cinelli and Kentucky Data Link, Inc.
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Arthur Wright and A. D. Wright (the Wrights) were sole shareholders of two family-owned corporations: Wright Businesses, Inc. (WBI), and Kentucky Data Link, Inc. (KDL). The entities were engaged in the telecommunication business. WBI and KDL were in default on a loan agreement with Communications Credit Corporation. It appears, however, that the Wrights were not exposed to personal liability there... More... $1854000 (01-08-1999 - KY)
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Maximus, Inc. v. Lockheed Information
Management Systems Co., Inc. and The
Center For The Support of Families, Inc.
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Tortious Interference/§18.2-500 Conspiracy - Maximus sued Lockheed for tortiously interfering with its contract expectancy with the Virginia Department of Social Services for a contract award worth $10 million. Maximus further claimed that Lockheed and its subcontractor, The Center, conspired to injure Maximus in its trade or business under §18.2-500. The jury returned a verdict on both counts in... More... $2200000 (01-08-1999 - VA)
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Gary Zielinski v. Clorox Company and William Castleberry
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Invasion of Privacy, Tortious Interference with Employment - Gary Zielinski sued the Clorox Company and William Castleberry for invasion of privacy. Zielinski also sued Castleberry for totious interference with employment. Zielinski was a former employee of Clorox Company and brought suit against the employer and a supervisor for false light invasion of privacy and tortious interference in an em... More... $0 (01-06-1999 - GA)
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Richard K. Taylor, Individually and for the benefit of Barbara J. Taylor, his wife v. The International Union of Electronic, Electronical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture Workers, AFL-CIO (UIE)
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Defamation - The plaintiff was a former union employee of the defendant and filed suit claiming defamation of character and tortious interference. The plaintiff had retired early from the union and received early retirement benefits from defendant. Plaintiff was a union organizer. Plaintiff discovered that defendant and the Teamsters Union were trying to organize a union at the Philips Lighting ... More... $0 (12-04-1998 - KS)
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Gemdrill International, Inc. v. Sidney L. Harrison
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Breach of contract and tortious interference claims by Gemdrill against Harrison, a former employee, with a counterclaim by Harrison. Gemdrill International, Inc. sued Harrison for breach of contract and tortious interference with a contract. Harrison filed a counterclaim for breach of contract for lost wages. Gemdrill asserted the affirmative defenses of res judicata, collater estaoppel, elect... More... $0 (10-14-1998 - TX)
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Mitchell Anderson, M.D. v. East Texas Medical Center Cancer Institute
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Anderson sued East Texas Medical Center Cancer Institute "ETMCCI" for slander per se, breach of contract, and tortious interference with contract after the medical center switched its open medical staff arrangement to an organizational structure utilizing an exclusive contract or closed staff arrangement. Although Anderson was offered the opportunity to sign on under the new closed staff structure... More... $445000 (09-30-1998 - TX)
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Jo Landstrom Noble v. Inez L. Shaver, special Administrator of the Estate of J. Milton P. Shaver, Jack Devereaux, Constance J. Drew, and Black Hills Jewelry Manufacturing Co.
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Jo Landstom is a minority shareholder in Black Hills Jewelry Manufacturing Company (BHJMC). She brought suit against the remaining shareholders in BHJMC: Milt Shaver, Jack Devereaux, and Constance Drew. The case proceeded to trial on her equitable claim of shareholder oppression and legal claims of breach of fiduciary duty, tortious interference with prospective economic advatages, negligent mis... More... $22400000 (08-26-1998 - SD)
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