Section 11 of Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A (Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act) provides a cause of action to businesses engaged in trade or commerce for unfair methods of competition and ...
Given Chapter 93A’s broad statutory language, which invariably invites creative pleading and captures conduct that would otherwise fit imprecisely within common-law fraud, contract, or tort doctrines, ...
"Applying Chapter 93A broadly to a nationwide class would undermine these principles and impair the regulatory authority of states outside Massachusetts," U.S. District Judge William Young said, ...
Consumer protection regulations slashing surprise "junk fees" are set to take effect next month in Massachusetts. "Junk fees" are hidden, surprise or unnecessary costs that bring up a product's or ...
FILE - Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell answers a question during an interview at the State Attorneys General Association meetings, Nov. 14, 2023, in Boston. Developers, suppliers, and ...
BOSTON — Massachusetts lawmakers worked separately and together Thursday as both branches convened in formal sessions, passing money bills that included funding for the now-controversial emergency ...
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