Legal Question in Business Law in California
equipment leasing & finance
I have an equipment and leasing co. we send our clients app. and financial documents to banks for approval. recently we lost the deal due to bank direcly dealing with our client behind our back , and cut us off the deal, by offering a better rate to the client. Do we have a legal ground to pusue this matter. thanks
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: equipment leasing & finance
You may very well have a claim for interference with advantageous economic relationship. It may depend on the facts involved (i.e., did your customer independently contact the bank as well as to you?) Also, what is your deal with the bank?
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Re: equipment leasing & finance
depends upon your contract with the bank. Does its terms protect you from such conduct? If not, you could make a claim against the bank if you don't mind risking loss of all future business. Tough choice. Feel free to contact me if you want to take legal action, or attempt a negotiated 'truce' with the bank.
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