Competing waterfront project must meet regulatory criteria based on reasonable feasibility, not conclusive proof of all permits and approvals.
Police officer's opinion on ultimate issue of impaired driving ability was improper but not preserved. Jury waiver for subsequent offense phase did not require separate colloquy.
Shareholders' agent lacked exclusive negotiation rights or irrevocable authority; settling shareholders could independently settle escrow dispute with acquirer without agent approval.
Successive insurer rule requires insurer on risk at time of new injury to pay benefits; voluntary payment by prior insurer does not waive coverage defenses or create liability agreement.
Two-year limitations period for COLA reimbursement claims upheld as rationally related to pay-as-you-go funding system and annual budgeting process.
Conviction affirmed where defendant refused to leave burning home despite firefighter's orders and physically resisted removal, interfering with fire suppression.
Nonresident purchaser subject to Massachusetts jurisdiction based on repeated large-volume orders placed electronically with Massachusetts supplier over twenty-one months, despite lack of physical presence in state.
Sex offender classification hearing examiner's Facebook posts suggesting bias toward sex offenders required vacatur and new hearing to ensure due process.
Employee successfully defended recoupment action in Superior Court but denied attorney's fees because statute authorizes fees only for administrative proceedings.
Admission to sufficient facts waives challenge to defects in complaint. CPSL can be imposed following a continuance without a finding when statute explicitly references that disposition.