15 5.55 points A drive-in restaurant called Good Burgers strongest competitor ran a radio advertisement fraudulently stating that hamburgers from Good Burgers had horse meat in them as a cost-cutting measure. Good Burgers' business dropped by 50% since the advertisement began running on the local station. Good Burgers' lawyer wants to sue the competitor but is unsure as to which tort has been committed. Which of the following torts is most applicable to Good Burgers' situation? Skipped Multiple Choice Mc Print Interference with contract Conversion Disparagement Assault 19