Although AT&T’s contract with Fiberwave—a WiFi service for multi-family properties—generally prohibits pursuit of claims related to the termination of the agreement, the issues here are related to post-termination conduct, the court said.
“Importantly, the question is not whether AT&T’s complained-of acts arose from the termination of the agreement, but whether Fiberwave’s damages did,” Judge Andrea Bouressa wrote in an opinion Oct. 29.
The defamation claim, along with a claim for tortious interference with contract, survived ...
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