Bray v. Squires

OPINION

EVANS, Chief Justice.

This controversy arose when the appel-lees, Messrs. Squires, Walsh, and Tompkins, resigned as associates of the law firm of the appellant, Roy H. Bray, and immediately engaged themselves, as a new firm, in performing legal work for Mr. Bray’s principal client, University Savings Association. Several days later, Mr. Bray sued appellees Squires, Walsh, and Tompkins, alleging that they had breached their fiduciary duty to him and that they had interfered with and damaged his business relationship with University Savings. In this same action, Mr. Bray also sued…