Practice point: Plaintiff must allege the existence of a valid contract with a third party; defendant's knowledge of the contract; defendant's intentional procurement of the third party's breach, without justification; and damages.
Students should note that plaintiff must specifically allege that, but for defendant's conduct, there would have been no breach.
Ferrandino & Son, Inc. v. Wheaton LLC , NY Dept. 2011
Tomorrow's issue is appellate practice.
