A recent Superior Court case, 477 Harrison Ave, LLC v. Jace Boston, LLC et al should put any party defending against an abuse of process claim on notice. In that case, the Court held that where a jury found the defendants liable for $5,801,500 for abuse of process, the damages should be doubled under G.L. […]
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In Parexel Int’l LLC v. PrisymID Ltd., the United States District Court of Massachusetts allowed defendant Loftware Inc.’s motion to dismiss without prejudice due to the plaintiff’s failure to properly plead a breach of contract claim needed to pierce the corporate veil. No. 23-CV-12381-ADB, 2024 WL 3471930, at *1 (D. Mass. July 19, 2024). In […]
Because of a loophole in the Massachusetts Wiretap Statute, also known as G.L. c. 272, § 99, a recording of another person, even one alleged as illegal, is admissible evidence in a civil case. While G.L. c. 272, § 99 contains penalties such as up to five years in state prison, up to two and […]
