BALTIMORE — A federal court in Maryland granted a motion to enforce the settlement agreement in a subrogation action between an insurer and a company whose alleged negligence caused damage to the insurer’s property. The parties agreed to a $240,000 settlement, but at the time of the transfer, an imposter intercepted the funds by posing as the insurer’s counsel. The company must pay the insurer $240,000 and denies the insurer’s request for costs, attorney fees and interest.
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