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Massachusetts Appeals Court Clarifies Interplay Between Jury Findings and Chapter 93A Damages Determinations (opens the original)
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DigiNovations, Inc. brought a nine-count complaint in Massachusetts Superior Court against its former executive vice president, Wales, former employee Mackos, and the competing company they founded, Endeavor Films, Inc. After an 11-day trial, the jury returned verdicts in favor of DigiNovations on all nine counts, awarding total damages of nearly $1.6 million allocated separately among the three defendants. Following trial, the judge imposed double damages against Endeavor Films under G.L. c. 93
Massachusetts Appeals Court Clarifies How Negligent Misrepresentation Can Support Chapter 93A Liability (opens the original)
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On Aug. 7, 2026, the Appeals Court of Massachusetts vacated a Chapter 93A judgment in Antokal v. Spring Valley Country Club, Inc., holding that the trial court’s findings were insufficient to establish liability based on negligent misrepresentation. Plaintiffs Alan Antokal and Steven Robinson sued defendants 25 Tiot Holdings and the Cape Club of Sharon — formerly known as Spring Valley Country Club — asserting, among other claims, unfair or deceptive trade practices under Chapter 93A. The claims
Massachusetts Federal Court Rejects Disgorgement Theory Based on Alleged Cost Savings Under Chapter 93A (opens the original)
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In this matter pending before the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, plaintiff Crosby Legacy Company, LLC, doing business as Philip Crosby Associates, brought claims against defendant TechnipFMC plc, alleging, among other things, Chapter 93A violations. A key issue in the damages dispute was Crosby’s contention that Technip, through the alleged unauthorized use of Crosby’s proprietary materials, developed an internal training program that generated company-wide efficiency sav
Massachusetts Appeals Court Reverses Civil Conspiracy Verdict After Defendants Prevail on Chapter 93A Claim (opens the original)
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In Haverhill Stem LLC v. Jennings, defendants Lloyd Jennings and Brad Brooks allegedly engaged in a prolonged campaign of demands, threats, and legal challenges against plaintiffs, Haverhill Stem LLC (Stem) and its owner Caroline Pineau, after Stem leased the property next door to defendants to operate a state-licensed cannabis retail dispensary. Defendants demanded payment of $30,000 — which they claimed was owed for a deck constructed on the neighboring property prior to Stem’s tenancy — and m
Court Refuses Anti-SLAPP Dismissal of Chapter 93A Claim Tied to Patent Demand Letters (opens the original)
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A recent Massachusetts federal court decision highlights a limitation on a Massachusetts statue prohibiting strategic litigation against public participation (the anti-SLAPP statute) as used in business disputes. In Gratuity Solutions, LLC v. Toast, Inc., the District of Massachusetts declined to dismiss a Chapter 93A counterclaim alleging that patent infringement threats and related litigation were used as leverage to pressure a potential acquisition. The ruling demonstrates that anti-SLAPP pro
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