Defendant accused of nixing $1M bequest says plaintiff's tortious interference claim is null and void

PITTSBURGH – Counsel for a Cranberry Township woman who allegedly nixed a $1 million bequest from her deceased lover to one of his best friends, now argues that the plaintiff’s tortious interference claims against her are legally insufficient.

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