Movie theater employees claimed entitlement to premium Sunday and holiday pay. Court held no premium pay required for Sundays but affirmed claims for three designated holidays.
Court dismisses estoppel, misrepresentation, and consumer protection counterclaims against MBTA regarding positive train control system dispute with freight railroad operator.
Court denies motions to dismiss breach of fiduciary duty and tortious interference claims arising from trustee's allocation of minority interests to widow's trust and consultation with brother regarding selection of property.
Settling defendant in False Claims Act litigation without admission of liability may seek contractual indemnification from third party.
Court partially stayed its order requiring Harvard to grant a former graduate student access to animal research facilities, finding that compliance would violate federal regulations governing animal testing.
Court granted emergency motion to enforce harassment prevention order requiring reinstatement after university withdrew student from doctoral program without leave of court.
Court partly granted, partly denied motions to dismiss civil contempt complaint by doctoral candidate against faculty advisor and Harvard University over alleged violations of harassment prevention and restoration orders.
Former member of workers' compensation self-insurance group challenges Board's use of all surplus to fund loss portfolio transfer insurance, creating assessment against departing member.
Court upholds attorney-client privilege for 28 withheld documents involving Pri-Med's litigation counsel. Accidental production does not constitute waiver; inadvertently disclosed documents must be returned.
Board of Health properly revoked motel license based on disproportionate criminal activity and public nuisance, notwithstanding operator's prior compliance efforts.