Merchants and resort owners on a beach community in Long Island stocked extra supplies, some perishable, in anticipation of the ood of tourists over Labor

Merchants and resort owners on a beach community in Long Island stocked extra supplies, some perishable, in anticipation of the flood of tourists over Labor Day. They suffered inconvenience and monetary damage due union workers' Labor Day strike against the state ferry system, in violation of its collective bargaining agreement with the state. The merchants and resort owners sued the union for damages for lost profits, attorney fees, and costs, claiming the union should be liable for intentional interference with contractual relations (the owners' relations with their would-be customers). Do the owners have a cause of action?Explain