Clement v. Rev-Lyn Contracting Co.

From September, 1986, until the termination of his employment on August 8, 1988, Edward G. Clement, Jr., was an estimator and foreman for Rev-Lyn Contracting Company (corporation). The corporation, forty-nine per cent of which was owned by the defendant Ralph L. Beaudoin,2 was in the marine contracting business.

In the action Clement brought against the corporation and Beaudoin, the jury, answering special questions, found that Beaudoin wrongfully interfered with Clement’s employment *323by the corporation, and that Beaudoin’s wrongful interference was the proximate cause of Clement’s damages in…