Chapter 93A Rights and Remedies

Chapter 93A Rights and Remedies is a practical authority on the law, procedure, and litigation strategies for pursuing and opposing claims of unfair and deceptive trade practices in Massachusetts. This manual guides the practitioner through each aspect of Chapter 93A litigation, from recognizing unfair or deceptive practices at the client intake meeting through preserving issues for appeal. The manual reviews the bases for Chapter 93A claims, familiarizes the user with the role of the Attorney General's Office, and explains which private remedies are available, including punitive and compensatory damages, equitable relief, and attorney fees and costs. The book's exhibits include sample letters, discovery documents, and detailed case digests, with a total of over 300 descriptions of cases involving insurance companies and product liability claims.

AUTHORS
Roger Bertling
Kyle E. Bjornlund
Angela C. Bunnell
Lawrence G. Cetrulo
Joanne D’Alcomo
Jeffrey R. Gribouski
Joshua S. Grossman
Nathaniel J. Hyman
Diane L. Lawton
Adam L. Littman
Christopher Maffucci
Michael T. Maroney
Nicholas J. Nesgos
Donna L. Palermino
Kenneth C. Pickering
James P. Ponsetto
David G. Thomas
Patrick S. Tracey
James M. Vant

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