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What is Adverse Possession and How Could it Impact your Property?
Adverse possession is a principle of law that allows for a party to claim title to land that is owned

Condo Insurance 101
Condominium insurance is a widespread source of confusion and dispute. If you are a condominium owner, it is important to

What is a Contract “Under Seal” and Why is it Significant?
The concept of a contract under seal dates back to English medieval times, when most adults were illiterate and could

Q: I am a consumer looking to bring a claim for unfair and deceptive practices against a company, but I signed a release saying I wouldn’t bring such a claim. Am I out of luck?
A: You are not out of luck. If you are an individual consumer who has been wronged by a company

Is My Residential Contractor a “Residential Contractor”?
Massachusetts regulates the practice of “residential contracting” under the Home Improvement Contractor Act, G.L. c. 142A. There are licensing and

Is a Written Offer to Purchase Real Estate Enforceable?
Massachusetts courts have routinely held over the last 20 years that a fully executed and accepted offer to purchase (OTP)

As a Plaintiff in a Civil Action, am I Entitled to Prejudgment Interest if I Win?
By statute, the clerk in any case is required to add interest to any judgment or verdict issued by a

What do I do if my Insurance Company offers less than I lost?
A common experience for policyholders seeking coverage for their losses, whether you’re a homeowner who has suffered a fire loss

Can I Sue my University for Violating Chapter 93A?
Q: I’m a college student, and I believe my university has engaged in unfair and deceptive conduct in its