Sarno v. Clanton

By Judge Charles E. Poston

Today the Court grants the Defendant’s motion for summary judgment. In reaching its decision, the Court heard argument of counsel and reviewed their written submissions. Under familiar principle, the facts are stated in the light most favorable to the Plaintiff.

I. Interference with Business Expectancy

To make a prima facie case for interference with business expectancy, the Plaintiff must show (1) the existence of a business relationship or expectancy, with a probability of future economic benefit to plaintiff; (2) defendant’s knowledge of the relationship or…