Jill unreasonably interferes with Martha's business and gains a larger share of the market. Jill is guilty of which of the following torts?

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Jill's actions are described as "unreasonably interferes," which aligns with the definition of wrongful interference with a business relationship. This tort involves intentionally damaging someone else's contractual or business relationships with a third party, causing economic harm.

Jill Unreasonably Interferes with Martha's Business and Gains a Larger