Massachusetts Appeals Court affirms Chapter 93A liability where an insurer delayed disability benefits and failed to investigate and settle the claim.
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The Massachusetts Appeals Court affirmed a Chapter 93A violation involving a landlord’s rent demand and addressed attorneys’ fees under fee-shifting statutes.
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Massachusetts Appeals Court clarifies when Chapter 93A regulatory violations create liability in landlord-tenant disputes and what injury must be shown.
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Greenberg Traurig’s David G. Thomas and Abigail Druhot were quoted in a Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly article on the Appeals Court ruling in Antokal v. Spring Valley Country Club. The
Continue Reading Appeals Court Vacates 93A Judgment in Country Club Sale Dispute
In E-Z Cashing, LLC v. Chery, the Massachusetts Appeals Court, with the exception of damages, affirmed judgment for lender E-Z Cashing, LLC on the borrowers’ Chapter 93A counterclaim, notwithstanding that E-Z Cashing had demanded default interest at an unlawful rate.
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Massachusetts Appeals Court vacated a Chapter 93A judgment, finding insufficient findings to support liability based on negligent misrepresentation.
Continue Reading Massachusetts Appeals Court Clarifies How Negligent Misrepresentation Can Support Chapter 93A Liability
A Massachusetts federal court addressed whether alleged company-wide cost savings could support a disgorgement remedy under Chapter 93A.
Continue Reading Massachusetts Federal Court Rejects Disgorgement Theory Based on Alleged Cost Savings Under Chapter 93A
The Massachusetts Appeals Court examined whether a civil conspiracy claim could proceed after a jury found no Chapter 93A violation.
In Thompson v. Old Glory Bank, a judge in the District of Massachusetts granted Old Glory Bank’s motion to transfer venue to the Western District of Oklahoma. The case
Continue Reading District of Massachusetts Enforces Forum-Selection Clause in Chapter 93A Banking Dispute
A Massachusetts federal court limited anti-SLAPP protection in a Chapter 93A dispute, allowing claims based on alleged pre-suit threats and coercive conduct.
Continue Reading Court Refuses Anti-SLAPP Dismissal of Chapter 93A Claim Tied to Patent Demand Letters