CHRISTOPHER MCCAULEY BOWERS v. TKA INC., ET AL.
Unreported Opinions//March 8, 2023//
Contracts — Tortious interference — Theory of liability
On 30 March 2017, Christopher McCauley Bowers, Appellant, filed a third amended complaint in the Circuit Court for Montgomery County against TKA Inc., its president, Dale R. Tompkins, Jr., and its vice-president, Kim Bernhardt-Moake, Appellees. In that complaint, Appellant sought a declaratory judgment and damages, alleging, among other things, tortious interference with a contract (Count III) and tortious interference with a business relationship (Count V).
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