affirming grant of summary judgment for defendant lawyer accused of tortious interference in part because there was no evidence he encouraged the testator to incorporate informal mechanisms into her estate plan that he as a lawyer knew were unenforceable, in breach of his fiduciary relationship with her
Summary of this case from Spinnato v. GoldmanNo. 03-P-528.
May 24, 2004.
DECISION PURSUANT TO RULE 1:28
Judgment affirmed.
affirming grant of summary judgment for defendant lawyer accused of tortious interference in part because there was no evidence he encouraged the testator to incorporate informal mechanisms into her estate plan that he as a lawyer knew were unenforceable, in breach of his fiduciary relationship with her
Summary of this case from Spinnato v. GoldmanFull title:Robert Sacramone another vs. Milton E. Cranney, Jr., another
Court:Appeals Court of Massachusetts
Date published: May 24, 2004
Plainly such fraudulent conduct was a wrong upon the plaintiff as well as upon the testatrix.” Id. at 525, 81…