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Tortious interference in Alaska

Last checked Aug 15, 2026 · LawyerUnc editorial. Educational only, not legal advice.

Elements

  1. 1

    Protected relationship or expectancy

    A contract, or a business relationship with a reasonable probability of future economic benefit.

  2. 2

    Knowledge

    The defendant knew about that relationship.

  3. 3

    Intentional interference

    The defendant deliberately and unjustifiably caused a breach or a break-up of the relationship.

  4. 4

    Damage

    The plaintiff lost the deal, the customer, or the economic benefit.

Burden of proof

Preponderance of the evidence. Some jurisdictions require a higher showing of malice or lack of justification.

A Alaska fact pattern

Tortious interference in alaska.

Statute of limitations

2 years

Alaska Stat. § 09.10.070

From when the fraud was or should have been discovered.

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