Marie Stoyanovich will have to do better than tell the court she doesn't know where her costly engagement ring went.
Applying the breakup guidance of etiquette mavens on ring returns to an insurance case, Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday that Chubb Indemnity Insurance Co. has a right to pursue negligence and breach of contract claims against the former fiancée. The court noted the insurer reimbursed her "disappointed suitor" $206,000 for the lost ring.
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