Court vacates drug convictions obtained using certificates signed by chemist Sonja Farak, who engaged in misconduct while employed by the state.
Unaccepted payment to named plaintiff does not moot class action; consumer class certified for Chapter 93A claims alleging unlawful towing surcharges.
Superior Court denied preliminary injunction freezing defendant's assets where plaintiff failed to prove irreparable harm and lacked judgment creditor status required for creditor's bill relief.
Prison healthcare providers' claims for coverage under excess liability policies for class action lawsuits alleging inadequate inmate medical care stated a claim under professional liability coverage but not general liability coverage.
Towing company's offer of treble damages does not moot class action alleging systematic fuel surcharge violations when complaint seeks injunctive and declaratory relief.
Buyer wrongfully repudiated a ten-year output contract when seller briefly suspended deliveries. Court found repudiation unjustified but dismissed breach claim because seller failed to prove market price of the goods.
Medicaid applicants who transferred homes to irrevocable trusts while retaining use and occupancy or life estates were not disqualified from long-term care benefits based on home equity.
CPCS has sole statutory authority to assign counsel for indigent defendants. Judges cannot bypass this authority or categorically exclude CPCS attorneys, even in specialized drug courts.
Airport commission's award of lease to higher bidder was not arbitrary or capricious despite ambiguous sample evaluation form in RFP.
Court denies tow company's motion to dismiss overcharge lawsuit; DPU regulations required itemized information; Consumer Protection Act permits suit without administrative exhaustion.
