E-trex, Inc. wanted Prince, a professional basketball player, to endorse its products. Prince, however, was not interested. E-trex was not deterred and hired a person who looked and sounded liked Prince for its commercials.
a. E-trex has defamed Prince.
b. E-trex has interfered with a contract.
c. E-trex has interfered with a prospective advantage.
d. E-trex's conduct raises the issue of commercial exploitation.
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