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.
Defendant failed to show chemist misconduct in separate case warranted withdrawal of guilty plea where chemist played no role in current case and defendant received promised concurrent sentence benefit.
Judicial notice of CARI records alone insufficient to establish probation violations; remanded for resentencing based on properly proven firearm violation.
Equitable estoppel bars company from litigating against nonsignatory when claims intertwined with arbitration agreement with signatories.
Defendant convicted of child sexual assault. Trial judge erred admitting irrelevant evidence that defendant watched adult pornography, but conviction affirmed because error was not substantially prejudicial.
Minority members' claims against company attorneys for orchestrating a merger to eliminate minority protections survive motion to dismiss. Counsel owed fiduciary duties despite lack of direct client relationship.
Bank properly foreclosed when it held both mortgage and note through valid assignment from MERS and complied with statutory requirements.
Government-owned courthouse becomes preexisting nonconforming structure when transferred to private developer, eligible for special permit protection under zoning ordinance.
Affirmed in part, reversed in part. Direct observation of defendant at crime scene sufficient for conviction; tag identification without comparative design evidence insufficient.
