A federal judge has ruled an insurer did not interfere with a lease-to-own agreement between the tenant and the former owner of a Main Line mansion that burned down in 2012.
Plaintiff Julie Charbonneau sued Chartis Property Casualty Co. for entering into a settlement agreement with the property’s owner without her consent. U.S. District Judge William Yohn Jr. of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania’s ruling this week comes two months after he dismissed the bulk of Charbonneau’s claims against Chartis, allowing the case to proceed on the single remaining claim of intentional interference.
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