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State Farm had been accused for breach of contract by its policy holder, Jennifer Mangiamelle on 14 December at Court of Common Pleas, Allegheny as Jennifer did not received the policy proceeds left by her late husband. The plaintiff stated that the firm had wrongly filed a claim for life insurance left by her husband Dwayne Mangiamelle. Jennifer reveals that she was the beneficiary of the policy of her late husband.

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