Describe the tort of wrongful interference with a business relationship.

Wrongful interference with a business relationship occurs when a party unreasonably interferes with another's business in an attempt to gain a larger share of the market. There is a difference between competitive methods that do not give rise to tort liability and predatory behavior-actions undertaken with the intention of unlawfully driving competitors completely out of the market. The distinction usually depends on whether a business is attempting to attract customers in general or to solicit only those customers who have shown an interest in a similar product or service of a specific competitor.