Re:Ask HN: Recruiter Blackmail
by patio11 on Wednesday July 16, 2014 @08:50PM
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If I say "tortious interference" is that adequately specific?
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If the OP doesn't get fired, it might be tough for him (her?) to prove that he suffered any damages, a sine qua non of that kind of claim. [1]
[1] E.g., http://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/intentional_interference_with...
I guess. You'd have to demonstrate malice on the part of the recruiter, since simply sharing the fact that the client is looking for work probably isn't independently tortious. I guess I see it, now.