Mealey's (March 13, 2019, 10:54 AM EDT) -- TRENTON, N.J. — In a case concerning allegations of violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act based on a lender-placed insurance (LPI) scheme involving the use of kickbacks, including reinsurance premiums, homeowners in a March 11 brief tell a New Jersey federal court that dismissal of his claims based upon the filed-rate doctrine would violate a longstanding principle that the filed-rate doctrine protects an insurer’s terms and conditions regarding the services provided to its customers that are covered by a tariff or filed-rate (Edward Leo v. Nationstar Mortgage LLC of Delaware, et al., No. 17-05839, D. N.J.)....