After a federal judge denied an insurance company’s request to toss a bad-faith suit stemming from a home burglary, the plaintiff discontinued the suit even though it survived.
The reason for the discontinuance was unclear; while Erie Insurance Exchange argued plaintiff Donald Royce couldn’t sue the company because he didn’t comply with all the terms of the policy, U.S. District Judge A. Richard Caputo of the Middle District of Pennsylvania ruled in Royce’s favor by deciding that questions of that compliance still remained.
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