According to the Opinion, the Plaintiff claimed that,
following the fire, the Plaintiff’s property was burglarized. As such, the Plaintiff submitted a claim to
the insurance carrier with respect to the personal property that was allegedly
stolen. In his Complaint, the Plaintiff
asserted that the carrier had not acted upon his claim for some of the lost
personal property.
The Complaint additionally contained claims against a
remediation company who worked on the premises following the fire. The Plaintiff alleged that the remediation
company removed some of the Plaintiff’s property during the remediation project
and never returned it to the Plaintiff.
That remediation company filed various Preliminary Objections to the Complaint.
Judge David J. Williamson Monroe County |
In another notable decision in this Opinion, the court
dismissed the Plaintiff’s claim for negligent infliction of emotional distress
after finding that the Plaintiff had failed to assert any physical harm as
required by the elements of that cause of action.
Anyone wishing to review a copy of this decision may click
this LINK .
Source: “Digest of Recent Cases.” Pennsylvania
Law Weekly (July 24, 2018).
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