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Where a defendant casino has moved for summary judgment on a G.L.c. 93A claim over coinless ticket redemption units, that motion should be allowed because no factfinder could reasonably conclude that the mere act of providing a ticket in lieu of coins is deceptive in the context of a Chapter 93A claim. “Plaintiff A. Richard
Where a plaintiff law firm has filed a G.L.c. 93A complaint against six defendants who left to start their own law firm after they copied, took, and then used electronic files and databases belonging to the plaintiff, the defendants are entitled to a judgment in their favor because their conduct did not cause the plaintiff
A summary of Massachusetts state and federal court decisions relating to General Laws Chapter 93A, the Massachusetts Consumer Protection Law, from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, 2022. Supreme Judicial Court/Appeals Court Marengi v. 6 Forest Road LLC, 2022 Mass. LEXIS 566.
Where plaintiffs prevailed in a suit under G.L.c. 93A, their application for counsel fees and costs should be allowed in the amount of $275,204.60 in fees and $6,247.89 in costs. “In this case, Plaintiffs Commonwealth Insurance Partners, LLC (‘CIP’), Beacon Insurance Alliance, LLC (‘Beacon’), and John F. Hegarty (collectively, ‘Plaintiffs’) claimed that Mark Boucher, a
Where a plaintiff has filed a complaint alleging that the defendants conspired to wrongfully retransmit the signal from the plaintiff’s television broadcast station, the defendants’ motion to dismiss based on the preemptive effect of the Copyright Act should be allowed as to the plaintiff’s Chapter 93A, conversion, and unjust enrichment claims. “Plaintiff WNAC, LLC (‘WNAC’)