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NJ High Court Clarifies Atty-Client Interference Standard

By Martin Bricketto (March 11, 2013, 4:19 PM EDT) -- An attorney who attracts another lawyer's client through misrepresentations or other wrongful means can be sued for tortious interference, but those cases will be so rare and apparent that any such action has to spell out the allegedly improper conduct, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled Monday....

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