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*Justice Legal Tech - https://justicetechassociation.org/about/ | *Justice Legal Tech - https://justicetechassociation.org/about/ | ||
=Dismissal Issues= | |||
*suing for claims not recognized by law - cause for potential dismissal [https://courtroom5.com/blog/responding-to-a-motion-to-dismiss/] | |||
*courts are required to deem allegations in the complaint as true | |||
=Elements= | |||
Example: elements of tortuous interference. | |||
*Elements of tortious interference | |||
(1) An economic relationship that was likely to benefit the plaintiff; (2) The defendant’s knowledge of this relationship; (3) Wrongful conduct by the defendant; (4) Defendant’s intent to disrupt the economic relationship; (5) Disruption of the relationship; (6) Harm to the plaintiff; and (7) A causal connection between the wrongful act and the harm. | |||
Revision as of 01:35, 15 September 2024
Personal Practice of Law is allowed! https://courtroom5.com/blog/the-personal-practice-of-law-empowering-pro-se-litigants-to-reclaim-the-courts/
Links
- Justice Legal Tech - https://justicetechassociation.org/about/
Dismissal Issues
- suing for claims not recognized by law - cause for potential dismissal [1]
- courts are required to deem allegations in the complaint as true
Elements
Example: elements of tortuous interference.
- Elements of tortious interference
(1) An economic relationship that was likely to benefit the plaintiff; (2) The defendant’s knowledge of this relationship; (3) Wrongful conduct by the defendant; (4) Defendant’s intent to disrupt the economic relationship; (5) Disruption of the relationship; (6) Harm to the plaintiff; and (7) A causal connection between the wrongful act and the harm.