James T. Raab and Constance Raab v. Keystone Insurance Company and Ed Okeefe

Appellee Keystone Insurance Company (Keystone) issued a no-fault automobile insurance policy to appellants. Appellant James Raab was subsequently injured in an automobile accident. He filed a claim under the policy, and Keystone began paying benefits pursuant thereto. A few months later, Keystone suspended payment. Appellants brought this action in trespass on the theories of 1) Keystones negligent failure to pay benefits according to the insurance contract; and 2) Appellee OKeefes alleged malicious interference with the contractual relationship between appellants and Keystone, OKeefes employer. The court below sustained appellees demurrer and dismissed the complaint.