Tort – Malicious Prosecution – Baseball Card Online Sale

By Deborah Elkins
Published: December 22, 2008

A woman who sold defendant vintage baseball cards for $7,800 and who allegedly filed an insurance claim after defendant buyer said he did not receive the cards can sue the buyer for malicious prosecution for swearing out a complaint that caused her arrest and detention in jail for two weeks, an Alexandria U.S. District Court ...

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