Four title insurance companies based in the Washington area have agreed to pay $3.29 million to settle claims that they paid illegal kickbacks to real estate agents in exchange for referrals, D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb announced Thursday. The four companies- Allied Title& Escrow, KVS Title, Modern Settlements and Union Settlements- did not admit…
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