An Ohio company that was scammed out of $1 million in a fraudulent property sale failed to show that its title insurer had any duty to warn it of seller impersonation fraud and prevent a fraudulent transaction, a federal court ruled Tuesday, tossing the company's counterclaims.
By Hope Patti · October 13, 2026, 7:54 PM EDT
An Ohio company that was scammed out of $1 million in a fraudulent property sale failed to show that its title insurer had any duty to warn it of seller impersonation...
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