Daily News | Upper Darby business owners accused of gravestone swindle settle with Pa. attorney general
The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office on Tuesday said it has reached a settlement with the operators of an Upper Darby gravestone and engraving business accused of taking thousands of dollars from consumers who lost loved ones and failing to produce cemetery markers on time or at all.
A judge must approve the settlement before it takes effect, and also will determine any civil penalties to be imposed.
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