Tort theory that competitor alleges against radio station

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A radio station lures a popular programmer from a competitor while the programmer was still under contract with the competitor. Assume that the competitor files suit and the radio station files a motion to dismiss.

What is the tort theory that the competitor alleges against the radio station? Is the court likely to grant the motion to dismiss? Why or why not?

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