Day v. Kerkorian

In an effort to recover damages for interference with an advantageous contractual relationship and commission of an unfair and deceptive practice, see G. L. c. 93A, § 2, Robert C. Day brought suit against Gregory Kerkorian, an insurance agent, on February 2, 2001.1 After a period of discovery, Kerkorian moved for summary judgment dismissing the complaint. He based the motion on three contentions: the statute of limitations had run before the action was filed; the action was based on statements covered by a so-called “litigation privilege”; and Day would be unable to prove any damages at…