Lay v. St. Louis Helicopter Airways, Inc.

GRIMM, Presiding Judge.

Employee Terry W. Lay brought suit against his former employer, St. Louis Helicopter, alleging (1) wrongful discharge from employment, and (2) fraud. He also sued Area Rescue Consortium of Hospitals (ARCH) and its executive director, Cyril C. Woodrome, for tortious interference with a business expectancy.

The trial court sustained defendants’ motions for summary judgment. Employee appeals, raising two points of error. Both allege summary judgment was improper because defendants failed to establish a “legal right to judgment.” We disagree and affirm.

I. Motions on Appeal

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