Teachers' unions lacked standing to challenge turnaround plans for underperforming schools; the statute's duties run to students, not unions.
Town acquired prescriptive easement over private roadway and adjacent land through more than twenty years of continuous public use and municipal maintenance.
Partial payment rule applies to six-year statute of limitations for promissory notes under UCC; payment resets limitations period.
Trustees breached fiduciary duty by paying fifteen years of storage fees from beneficiary's trust share without authorization and withholding accounts. Court affirmed removal but vacated successor trustee appointments and distribution orders.
Lawyer's failure to file personal injury suit before statute of limitations expired. Reversed summary judgment dismissing legal malpractice claim where bankruptcy occurred.
Court reverses summary judgment on Wage Act claim for unpaid police detail pay, remanding to determine whether compensation was due under Wage Act or municipal finance law depending on whether work was performed for city or third parties.
High-speed police chase through rush-hour traffic, red-light intersection crash killing driver. Murder conviction affirmed; third-prong malice established.
Defendant entitled to new hearing on permanent abuse prevention order after claiming lack of notice and filing motion to be heard.
Monthly MBTA pass holder sued for breach of contract after severe winter storms caused service disruptions. Court affirmed dismissal, finding no enforceable contract with sufficiently definite material terms.
HVAC technician's onsite software installation and system testing work qualifies as prevailing wage construction work, despite occurring after physical component installation.