Wow, who said all is fair in love and war?
Here is a case of a intermingling party (into a marriage) being hit with a 9 million dollar jury verdict.
The case was based on a cause of action known as “alienation of affection.”
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Apparently, only a hand-full of states allow this type of lawsuit to be brought (See this link to see a list of states which apparently allow this type of cause of action: http://marriage.about.com/od/legalities/a/alienation.htm). As you can see from this link, North Carolina is one of those states. Do not even think about fooling around in these states if you have alot of money to lose. : ). The Plaintiff also sued the mistress for intentional infliction of emotional distress.
It is not clear if this case was taken on a contingency fee basis or not, but it is an amazing verdict and shows all is NOT FAIR IN LOVE AND WAR, at least according to this North Carolina Jury.
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