To successfully bring a claim for intentional interference with contract,the plaintiff need not prove that he or she was injured as a result of the breach.

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To successfully bring a claim of intentional interference with contract,the plaintiff must prove that: a)a valid and enforceable contract between the two parties existed; b)the defendant party knew of the existence of the contract and its terms; c)the defendant intentionally undertook steps to cause one of the parties to breach the contract; and d)the plaintiff was injured as a result of the breach.

To Successfully Bring a Claim for Intentional Interference with Contract,the