Affirmed conviction for carrying a firearm. Reasonable suspicion justified stop where defendant matched general description of burglary perpetrators, was nearby minutes after crime, and fled police twice.
Circumstantial evidence sufficiently established identity and knowledge in counterfeit currency case based on identical bills, proximity, timing, and consciousness of guilt.
Developer in breach for failing to resume extension deposit payments after zoning appeal resolved. Authority's right to terminate and retain deposits upheld despite board member conflicts of interest.
Detective observed exchange of small object for money, preceded by suspect counting cash with known drug user in area with recent drug complaints.
Power of attorney grants standing to seek harassment order; but record lacks three specific acts of harassment required by statute.
Environmental insurance coverage dispute involving contamination at multiple sites. Court applies Massachusetts statute of limitations to breach of contract claims and reverses certain summary judgments where material fact questions existed regarding insurer disclaimers.
Premarital agreement limiting husband's alimony claims to marital property upheld; reimbursement of temporary alimony vacated as improper application of unjust enrichment doctrine.
Detective had reasonable suspicion to stop defendant based on nervous demeanor, rapid departure, bulge consistent with firearm, and high-crime neighborhood.
Personal auto insurance policy's exclusion for automobile business applies to towing company employee using nonowned tow truck in course of employment.
Face-to-face meeting requirement in FHA-insured mortgage is condition precedent to foreclosure; material facts remain about meeting's compliance.
