During contract negotiations, the company assured a potential client that it had enough staffing and expertise to meet all third-party payor requirements. The company claimed the client could rely entirely on them for billing submission and collection. It also stated that it possessed sufficient staffing, oversight, knowledge of timely filing rules, extensive medical billing expertise, and an understanding of the client’s medical practices to process and collect accounts prom

False advertising against a competitor can create liability for multiple damages under Massachusetts law.

A jury found that adjoining land lessees interfered with a neighbor's ability to conduct business operations. On appeal, the judgment was vacated.

Unfair and deceptive trade practice cases can succeed and cause the payment of attorney fees to the winner

A claim was brought over a company’s practice of suppressing reviews on its website. The company asked for the case to be dismissed. The...

A Chapter 93A count was dismissed from a contract lawsuit based on the contract's choice of law clause. That clause said New York law...

A jury found two defendants liable for their former employer's misappropriation of trade secrets. The judge found this violated Chapter...

The plaintiffs in the underlying case hired a company to clean up a sewage spill, after which the wife experienced ongoing respiratory...