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2845 REVIEW DENIED [DISAPPROVED in case # 3862] A corporate officer with discretionary authority in managing the corporation is a fiduciary of the corporation as a matter of law and breaches a fiduciary duty by inducing other employees to accept employment with another company; inducing an at-will employee to resign does not result in liability for intentional interference with contract.CitationGAB v LINDSEY (Pirated Employees) 83 CA4 409 [See: Maglica v. Maglica, 66 CA4 442; Jones v Ahmanson 1 C3 93; Barbara A v John G 145 CA3 369; Kozlowsky v Westminster 6 CA3 593]
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