What is the type of business tort that occurs when one business steals a competitor's employee?...

 

 

 

 

 

 

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What is the type of business tort that occurs when one business steals a competitor's employee? O breach of contract intentional infliction of emotional distress wrongful or tortious interference with contract trespass to contract Tort law benefits the capital market by protecting which of the following business interests? Choose 3 answers. property interests business reputation Tort law benefits the capital market by protecting which of the following business interests? Choose 3 answers. property interests business reputation investment in employees rights of business invitees What is the tort in which one business seeks to interfere with the profits or market edge its competitor hopes to gain by entering into a contractual relationship? wrongful interference with a prospective business advantage wrongful interference with negotiations How might a plaintiff's case be impacted if she can show that a defendant committed a tort in which the defendant exhibited bad faith? O The burden of proof will shift to the defendant. The piaintiff may be entitled to punitive damages or additional damages. O The plaintiff may be entitled to nominal damages. The plaintiff will be entitled to liquidated damages. Which of the following requires a plaintiff to prove malice? Attempts Which of the following requires a plaintiff to prove malice? wrongful interference with a contract Injurious falsehood O disparagement defamation What is the business tort that happens when a person causes economic losses to a business by intentionally publishing faise statementy about the products or property of the business? O interference with a business relationship disparagement A company that has its property taken without permission and then sold or transferred to a third party may sue for what tort? disparagement trespass to chattels conversion intentional interference with a business relationship Which of the following are the two primary types of damages available for an intentional tort? Choose 2 answers. Which of the following are the two primary types of damages available for an intentional tort? Choose 2 answers. Attem O credible damages O compensatory damages D Hquidated damages punitive damages To meet the element of intent, a plaintiff must prove that the defendant: O knowingly committed the act or knew with substantial certainty that his or her actions would result in the consequences. had an evil or harmful motive. O acted negligently. What is the type of business tort that occurs when one business steals a competitor's employee? O breach of contract intentional infliction of emotional distress wrongful or tortious interference with contract trespass to contract Tort law benefits the capital market by protecting which of the following business interests? Choose 3 answers. property interests business reputation Tort law benefits the capital market by protecting which of the following business interests? Choose 3 answers. property interests business reputation investment in employees rights of business invitees What is the tort in which one business seeks to interfere with the profits or market edge its competitor hopes to gain by entering into a contractual relationship? wrongful interference with a prospective business advantage wrongful interference with negotiations How might a plaintiff's case be impacted if she can show that a defendant committed a tort in which the defendant exhibited bad faith? O The burden of proof will shift to the defendant. The piaintiff may be entitled to punitive damages or additional damages. O The plaintiff may be entitled to nominal damages. The plaintiff will be entitled to liquidated damages. Which of the following requires a plaintiff to prove malice? Attempts Which of the following requires a plaintiff to prove malice? wrongful interference with a contract Injurious falsehood O disparagement defamation What is the business tort that happens when a person causes economic losses to a business by intentionally publishing faise statementy about the products or property of the business? O interference with a business relationship disparagement A company that has its property taken without permission and then sold or transferred to a third party may sue for what tort? disparagement trespass to chattels conversion intentional interference with a business relationship Which of the following are the two primary types of damages available for an intentional tort? Choose 2 answers. Which of the following are the two primary types of damages available for an intentional tort? Choose 2 answers. Attem O credible damages O compensatory damages D Hquidated damages punitive damages To meet the element of intent, a plaintiff must prove that the defendant: O knowingly committed the act or knew with substantial certainty that his or her actions would result in the consequences. had an evil or harmful motive. O acted negligently.

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1 Correct answer is breach of contract Explanation Steaking employees of competitors are known as poaching It is a way to hire a current or former emp... View the full answer