By Nancy Dillon An insurance company will not have to pay after a jury found that Kevin Spacey’s alleged actions on the set of House of Cards, along with his subsequent diagnosis of “sexual compulsive behavior” at a rehab center in 2017, were not the “most important” reasons show execs sustained losses by halting production and writing him out of the show’s final season. After a day and a half of deliberations, jurors concluded that the production company, Media Rights Capital, failed to prove that Spacey’s “sickness” during the sixth season was “the predominant cause” of those losses. In interviews after the verdict, jurors said the evidence proved Spacey had indeed received a legitimate diagnosis of a covered illness, but that other factors were bigger drivers of MRC’s alleged $29.5 million loss. “I didn’t believe his sickness was the most ‘predominant’ cause for the loss. I think it was reputational harm and bad PR,” juror Olivia Osborne, 29, tells Rolling Stone.…