Legal malpractice claim based on lawyers' negligent overoptimism about trial prospects and failure to advise settlement survives summary judgment; continuing representation doctrine tolls statute of limitations.
Minority shareholders' claims for breach of implied covenant of good faith survive dismissal, but fiduciary duty claims are barred where same conduct breaches operating agreement.
Lawyer sued for fraud and concealment dismissed on statute of limitations grounds; limitations period began when plaintiff learned of the alleged misrepresentations in November 2011.
Court rules on motions in limine and bifurcation in property development dispute between co-owners over breach of contract and fiduciary duty claims.
Privilege dispute between former Test Kitchen employees and investors competing with the company, addressing attorney-client privilege, common interest doctrine, and work product protection.
Defendant charged with placing explosive devices in neighbor's yard. Court dismisses because Commonwealth presented no evidence that the bottles actually contained substances capable of ignition, only that defendant believed they would.
Court denies motion to compel arbitration where claims arise from contracts without arbitration clauses, despite separate operating agreement containing arbitration provision.
Unaccepted payment to named plaintiff does not moot class action; consumer class certified for Chapter 93A claims alleging unlawful towing surcharges.
Party lacks standing to quash subpoena served on non-party absent personal legal right or privilege in requested documents.
Call center processing customer orders via telephone script is not a retail store requiring premium Sunday pay under Massachusetts Blue Laws.
