How Caffe Nero won landlord-tenant lawsuit
Although Caffe Nero said it failed to pay rent for six months at one of its Boston locations, a judge dismissed the landlord s motion requesting payment.
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After being forced to close a Boston location in April 2020 following COVID-19 restrictions, London-based Caffe Nero found itself in the middle of a dispute with its landlord for failure to pay rent.
The Italian-style coffeehouse, which didn t pay rent from April to October, eventually vacated the Newberry Street location in late October, according to a motion filed by its landlord,UMNV, requesting unpaid rent plus interest and administrative expenses. Although the motion didn t request a specific dollar amount, it demanded liquidated damages for the rest of the 15-year lease term, as well as attorneys fees and expenses, according to the motion filed with theSuffolk Superior Court in Boston.
âNo one should have to go through thisâ: A fired employee sues Wayfair, accusing it of caregiving and age discrimination
By Katie Johnston Globe Staff,Updated February 11, 2021, 9:35 p.m.
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Not long after the pandemic shut down schools and offices around the country, Richard DiBona, a
53-year-old
software manager at Wayfair, sent a message to his team letting them know he would probably be âgetting bugged moreâ by his kids due to his wifeâs new high-level job. A few weeks later, he sent another message noting that his wifeâs workload had intensified and
he would be taking on an even greater share of home-schooling and child-care duties.
Boston Hospital Valet Shot in Eye Sues His Employer February 10, 2021
A valet at a Boston hospital who was shot in the eye by police as officers confronted a man armed with what they thought was a real gun has sued his employer, saying the hospital’s security staff mishandled this situation.
Justin Desmarais, a valet at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, was doing his job on Feb. 7, 2020, when he ended up with a gunshot wound to the head and right eye that left bullet fragments in his brain, according to the suit filed last month in Suffolk Superior Court, The Boston Globe reported Tuesday.
Valet at Brigham and Women’s Hospital shot in the eye by officers files suit against Boston hospital
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A valet at a Boston hospital who was shot in the eye by police as officers confronted a man armed with what they thought was a real gun has sued his employer, saying the hospital’s security staff mishandled ths situation.
Justin Desmarais, a valet at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, was doing his job on Feb. 7, 2020, when he ended up with a gunshot wound to the head and right eye that left bullet fragments in his brain, according to the suit filed last month in Suffolk Superior Court, The Boston Globe reported Tuesday.
Hospital Valet Shot in Eye Sues Brigham and Women s A valet at Brigham and Women’s Hospital ended up with a gunshot wound to the head and right eye as officers confronted a man with a paintball gun in February 2020.
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Updated on February 9, 2021 at 2:50 pm
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A valet at a Boston hospital who was shot in the eye by police as officers confronted a man armed with what they thought was a real gun has sued his employer, saying the hospital’s security staff mishandled this situation.
Justin Desmarais, a valet at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, was doing his job on Feb. 7, 2020, when he ended up with a gunshot wound to the head and right eye that left bullet fragments in his brain, according to the suit filed last month in Suffolk Superior Court, The Boston Globe reported Tuesday.