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Massachusetts District Court Highlights Critical Difference Between Chapter 93A, Section 9 and Section 11 Claims Arising From Alleged Unfair Insurance Settlement Practices

By David G. Thomas on August 29, 2024
Posted in Business-to-Business Enforcement and Defense, Chapter 176D Violations as Injury (Section 9)

Earlier this month, the Hon. Margaret R. Guzman penned a decision on a defendant’s motion for summary judgment in a Chapter 93A case that highlights a specific distinction between Chapter…
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