Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

“As we have previously explained in a trilogy of cases, G.L.c. 119, §52, expressly excludes from the definition of ‘[d]elinquent child,’ and thus

“The defendant, Nicholas Perez, appeals from an order denying his new trial motion. After a 2017 jury trial the defendant was convicted of one count

1st Circuit Mass. Lawyers Weekly Staff Where a defendant’s supervised release was revoked based on his violation of a special condition

“After she was initially denied asylum and other relief, Gleysi Idalia Diaz-Valdez (‘Diaz’) tried to appeal to the Board of Immigration Appeals (‘BIA’). She

1st Circuit Where plaintiff auto dealers brought suit under a Massachusetts statute (G.L.c. 93B) challenging the reimbursement rates they are

“Defendant Dennis Rowe, who is charged in a money laundering conspiracy in violation of 18 U.S.C. §1956(h), seeks to suppress wiretap recordings

“On October 9, 2024, following a three-day trial, a jury found Defendant Patrick Baxter (‘Defendant’ or ‘Baxter’) guilty on three counts: (1) possession

Mass. Lawyers Weekly Staff Where a Hingham High School student was found by school officials to have cheated on a history project when he and

“In this action, plaintiff James Fitzgerald alleges that he was terminated by the City of Lawrence on the basis of a disability and brings claims

“This multi-district litigation involves dozens of defendants who allegedly aided and abetted a fraudulent pyramid scheme run by TelexFree. … Now