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High School Hockey Player Not Reckless and Therefore Not Liable

March 14, 2020

The Massachusetts Appeals Court recently upheld a Superior Court ruling that a high school hockey player, who caused injury from a deliberate, “tremendous” body check, still did not act recklessly and therefore was not liable for the injuries he caused.

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Filed Under: Blog, Litigation, Personal Injury, Uncategorized

D’Agostino, Altomare Have Work Anniversaries

December 2, 2019

FA&E celebrated Lori D’Agostino’s 40th anniversary at the firm, at a dinner at Willy’s Steakhouse in Shrewsbury on November 13, 2019. Lori has been working at the firm since high school. She is a long-time residential real estate paralegal.

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Filed Under: Blog, Business and Corporate, Commercial Real Estate, Residential Real Estate, Uncategorized

Statutory Notice of Claim of Injury Need Not Be Sent to Non-governmental Actor

October 2, 2019

The Supreme Judicial Court, Massachusetts’ highest court, recently ruled that an injured party did not have to send the thirty-day statutory notice of a road defect to a private company responsible for maintaining a utility hole, utility cover and the surrounding asphalt.

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Filed Under: Blog, Litigation, Personal Injury

Client List Compiled from Financial Advisor’s Memory Can Be Considered Confidential Information for Purposes of a Non-Solicitation Agreement

April 19, 2019

A Superior Court judge recently ruled that a client list that had been put together by a financial advisor immediately after leaving his former firm could be considered the former firm’s confidential information even if compiled from memory. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog, Business and Corporate, Litigation

Homeowner’s Liability to Neighbor for Damage from Overhanging Tree

December 2, 2018

A common issue facing homeowners is their or their neighbor’s responsibility for overhanging trees and branches. The state’s Supreme Judicial Court recently decided that a homeowner was not responsible for damage caused to a neighbor’s house from a healthy overhanging tree. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog, Litigation, Residential Real Estate

University Has No Duty Under the Circumstances to Take Steps to Prevent Graduate Student’s Suicide

July 9, 2018

Massachusetts’ highest appellate court ruled recently that in certain circumstances a special relationship, and a corresponding duty to take reasonable measures to prevent suicide, may be created between a university and a student. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog, Litigation, Personal Injury

City and School Not Liable for Injury to Student Caused by Bullying

March 22, 2018

In a recent case, the highest court in Massachusetts (Supreme Judicial Court) addressed the issue of a public school’s liability for negligently permitting bullying to occur, which resulted in a fourth-grade student becoming paralyzed after being pushed down a flight of stairs. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog, Litigation, Personal Injury

John Altomare Travels to Guatemala, Haiti to Assist the Needy

January 4, 2018

FA&E partner John Altomare, current Chair of the Seven Hills Foundation Board of Directors, does not just give lip service to the Seven Hills Global Outreach (SHGO).  He recently traveled to Guatemala and, on a separate trip, to Haiti with other volunteers to assist those in need. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog, Business and Corporate, Commercial Real Estate, Residential Real Estate

Employer Liability for Commissions Under the Massachusetts Wage Act

June 2, 2017

A District Court Judge for the United States District Court in Massachusetts has recently held that an employer is liable to pay commissions to a former employee even though the employer’s commission policy provided that commissions were not due to an employee who resigned. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog, Business and Corporate, Litigation

FAE Partner John Altomare Named Trustee at Bay State Savings Bank

May 31, 2017

Fusaro, Altomare & Ermilio (FAE) Partner, John N. Altomare has been named Director at Bay State Savings Bank. Bay State Savings Bank is a savings bank headquartered in downtown Worcester, Massachusetts. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Blog, Business and Corporate, Commercial Real Estate

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