Review the fact pattern below. You are a paralegal in a law firm that has been retained by TEF Company to determine the strength of their case against DDD Risk Management Services. Using the prompts that follow the fact pattern as guidance, create a client letter to send to TEF assessing the strength of their claim. Use https://www.law.cuny.edu/legal-writing/students/client-letter/ to assist you in formatting your letter. Make up the name and address of your firm, TEF's address, and the name of the attorney for whom you have drafted the letter

TEF Company, an insurance brokerage company, provides its corporate clients with an array of services, including but not limited to risk management. TEF agrees with to purchase the Davis Risk Management (DRM) Company. As part of the deal, DRM's CEO Jason Davis was given a personal services contract for five years to work for TEF. Two years after the completion of the purchase, TEF's CEO announced her retirement. In the running as her replacement was TEF's Chief Operating Officer Jocelyne Bonin and Davis. The TEF board of directors select Bonin. Davis does not like this decision, and through a series of e-mails, contacted Russell and Curtis Durrenberger, two high-level management employees who had come from DRM. The e-mails focus on starting a new risk management company made up of all former DRM employees as well as selected members of TEF's management team. Davis and the Durrenbergers resigned from TEF to start up DDD Risk Management Services. The new business immediately solicits business from New England Breeze, LLC, New England's premier alternative-energy business and TEF's very first customer. TEF sues DDD. What cause or causes of action can TEF file against DDD from those torts mentioned in this chapter? Indicate what evidence, from the facts provided, would support each element of the tort or torts that TEF can bring against DDD. Predict an outcome at trial for TEF, and explain why a court likely will rule as it does on the cause or causes of action filed by TEF.