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Drawing distinctions between two Pennsylvania torts, a federal judge greenlighted a claim for malicious prosecution but ruled the same plaintiff has no claim for "abuse of process." "A malicious use of process claim is not transformed into an abuse of process claim because a party pursues, with the aim of prevailing, a claim that was initiated with malice," the judge wrote.
July 11, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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