A plaintiff can always recover for pecuniary harm but never emotional harm if the plaintiff sues for interference with contractual relations.

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While it is generally more difficult to recover for emotional harm in cases of interference with contractual relations, it is not true that a plaintiff can never recover for such harm. Recovery for emotional harm may be possible if the plaintiff can prove that the defendant's actions were particularly egregious or if the emotional distress is a foreseeable consequence of the interference. However, recovery for pecuniary (financial) harm is more common and straightforward in these cases.

A Plaintiff Can Always Recover for Pecuniary Harm but Never