Morrison Mahoney partner John Knight and associate Chris Groves obtained a defense verdict following a three-day trial in the Barnstable Superior Court.

Morrison Mahoney associates Kevin Buono and Lauren Denault briefed, argued, and secured two back-to-back summary judgments from different associates justices of the Massachusetts Superior Court...

J.P. Morgan Chase Bank ("JPMC") reached a $2.25 million settlement agreement with a proposed class of plaintiffs that claim JPMC violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act ("TCPA").

In January, the FTC issued its Annual Report summarizing its privacy and data security efforts in 2017.

Boston partner Joe Desmond and associate Kevin Buono prevailed in the Massachusetts Appeals Court on an appeal of a defense verdict in a wrongful death case against our nursing home client.

Mallon v. Target Corp. et. al., Superior Court, Judicial District of New London at New London, 2022 WL 16947691 (Nov. 8, 2022).

While the Complaint does not contain any factual allegations establishing actual damages, CIPA provides a statutory claim of $5,000 per violation.

Last week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the United States v. Microsoft Corp. case (previously discussed here).

Even as briefing has begun before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court with respect to the issue of allocation, Vermont has joined the growing number of Northeastern states adopting a "time on the risk" approach in long-tail cases

240 GA, LLC v. Greenwich Harbor View Ass'n, Inc., Superior Court, Judicial District of Stamford-Norwalk at Stamford, 2022 WL 17102225 (Nov. 17, 2022).

Mitchell v. St. Vincent's Medical Center, Superior Court, Judicial District of Fairfield at Bridgeport, 2022 WL 3644130 (August 24, 2022).

Martin v. CIL Realty Inc., Superior Court, Judicial District of Tolland at Rockville, 2022 WL 3135920 (Aug. 4, 2022).

Ocasio v. Verdura Construction, LLC, 215 Conn. App. 139 (2022). The plaintiff brought an action against a property owner alleging injury from a defective railing.

In Kellogg v. Middlesex Assurance Company, the plaintiff was the owner of an historic property that was insured through a restorationist policy issued by the defendant insurer.

In Merisier v. GEICO Indemnity Company, the plaintiff alleged that she was injured while she was a passenger on a city bus that was struck by a motor vehicle negligently operated by the tortfeasor.

The Court rejected these arguments and explained that assault and battery in the civil context can indeed be established through negligence.

The contract included an assignment of insurance proceeds payable for the loss.

Morrison Mahoney partner Bill Smart obtained a defense verdict in a four-day legal malpractice trial in Burlington, Vermont, Chittenden Superior Court.

Like many, you've probably purchased a new tech product, set it up, and in doing so, accepted the manufacturer's terms and conditions without reading them.

On February 23, 2018, the Pennsylvania Office of Administration (OA) announced that a security incident involving the Teacher Information Management System (TIMS) ...