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The Massachusetts Appeals Court recently affirmed a determination by the Land Court that a conveyance of certain property on Martha’s Vineyard was not intended by the parties and was a result of a mutual mistake.
CASES OF NOTE - CONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY RESULT OF MUTUAL MISTAKE - Thomas v. Medeiros, 100 Mass. App. Ct. 1106 (2021) - The Massachusetts...
A Massachusetts appellate court on Wednesday affirmed the denial of an anti-SLAPP bid filed against a pot dispensary's extortion suit, holding that "thinly veiled threats" from the owners of a neighboring business to receive a payoff adequately describes extortion and is not based "solely" on petitioning activity required by the statute.
This update contains the responses of lawyers for Lloyd Jennings and J. Bradford Brooks. A state Appeals Court today upheld an earlier ruling that a Haverhill cannabis retailer’s suit against two opponents is valid since the foes went to lengths that “fell outside any acceptable boundary.” Wednesday’s decision means Caroline Pineau, owner of Haverhill Stem, […]
ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Mass. Pot Shop Says 'Host Community' Fees Must Be Proven Law360 (April 8, 2021, 10:46 PM EDT) -- A Massachusetts cannabis dispensary has sued the city of Haverhill over a controversial state policy that allows municipalities to charge "community impact" fees, asking the court to order the city to demonstrate why it needs to extract funds from a local marijuana business. Cannabis retailer Haverhill Stem LLC filed the complaint on April 2 in Essex County Superior Court, alleging that its namesake city had obligations under their "host community agreement" to show exa...