Tom's Amusement Co. v. Total Vending Services
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Judge.
The primary question on appeal is whether it constitutes tortious interference with contractual and business relations for one company to induce a competitor’s current employee to disclose confidential financial information and for that company further to solicit customers via the employee’s misrepresentations regarding the competitor’s solvency. We hold it does.
Tom’s Amusement Company, Inc. (“TAC”) and Total Vending Services compete in placing coin-operated amusement games in various businesses in Atlanta. While employed by TAC as a route manager servicing games in Georgia,…
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