A former Wall Street executive who lost all of his belongings in a fire at his home stands to recover just under $2 million after a jury decided his insurance company wrongly accused him of arson and refused to pay him.
June 24, 2014 at 03:45 PM
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A former Wall Street executive who lost all of his belongings in a fire at his home stands to recover just under $2 million after a jury decided his insurance company wrongly accused him of arson and refused to pay him.
C. Andrew Riley, of the Windham County town of Pomfret, lived with his wife and children. On Feb. 26, 2009, the home was severely damaged in a fire that started on the second floor.
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