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Commonwealth held in default
State and JMU sued in NY for tortious interference

By Peter Vieth
Published: July 26, 2010

A New York judge has entered default judgment against the Commonwealth of Virginia and James Madison University on a claim that the school tortiously interfered with the contract of the head basketball coach at Marist College. Marist College sued Coach Matthew Brady, as well as JMU and the commonwealth, when Brady left Marist in 2008 for ...

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State and JMU sued in NY for tortious interference