Pittsburgh law firm Tucker Arensberg and a Florida oil-and-gas company will go to mediation over claims that the law firm engaged in fraudulent conduct in the sale of a $3 million property in Pennsylvania.

Prime Energy and Chemical has alleged that Tucker Arensberg, through lawyers Michael Shiner and Kenneth Carroll, misrepresented its client’s ownership of a property in McKean County that Prime Energy contracted to buy. Prime Energy filed a suit against Tucker Arensberg in March. The parties filed a stipulation on Oct. 26 agreeing to mediation, which is set to take place in December.

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