The Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act, Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A, prohibits “unfair methods of competition” and “unfair or deceptive acts or practices in the conduct of any trade or commerce.”
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David G. Thomas and Angela C. Bunnell co-authored an article in Practising Law Institute (PLI) Current: The Journal of PLI Press titled “Mastering Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A—The Massachusetts ‘Consumer’

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David G. Thomas and Angela C. Bunnell co-authored an article in Practising Law Institute titled “Mastering Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A—The Massachusetts “Consumer” Protection Act (Part II).”

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David G. Thomas and Angela C. Bunnell co-authored an article in Practising Law Institute titled “Mastering Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A—The Massachusetts “Consumer” Protection Act (Part I).”

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This edition of “The Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act/ Chapter 93A Newsletter | Q4 2019/Q1 2020” covers the Massachusetts Superior Court, Massachusetts District Court/Appellate Division, United States District Court for the

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The Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act (Gen. Law Ch. 93A) affords consumers – including residential borrowers – a private right of action to seek injunctive relief and damages caused by unfair

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