Massachusetts court enforces Illinois class action settlement on insurance reimbursement rates, holding settlement binds non-opting-out defendants under Full Faith and Credit Clause.
Employee hired under offer letter providing forgivable loan and signing bonus conditioned on employment duration failed to state fraud counterclaim because allegations lacked required particularity and CRA owed no disclosure duty.
Contractor recovers mistakenly-paid subcontract funds through equitable subrogation doctrine, obtaining full surplus held by subcontractor's lender after judgment satisfaction.
Software services contract; acceptance as condition precedent to payment; limitation of remedies and liability clauses.
Insurance companies cannot recoup defense costs advanced under reservation of rights when the policy contains no reimbursement provision, even if a court later determines no coverage existed.
Superior Court lacks jurisdiction to order expungement of customer complaints from FINRA database. FINRA Rule 2080 is procedural only; no equitable authority exists absent statute or due process violation.
Employees can sue under the Wage Act for unpaid Sunday premium pay required by statute, even though the original statute does not expressly authorize private suits.
Insurance companies cannot recoup defense costs advanced under reservation of rights when no coverage existed, absent explicit policy language. Unpaid defense costs incurred before declaratory judgment of no coverage cannot be recovered.
Court denied MBTA's motion to dismiss a fuel supplier's breach claim, finding allegations that the agency terminated the contract solely for a better price stated an abuse of discretion.
Subcontractor's damages for productivity losses caused by general contractor's project mismanagement and breach of coordination obligations not barred by no-damages-for-delay clause where contractor precluded all time extensions.
