Julie Manganis

Massachusetts' highest court on Monday reinstated medical malpractice claims against a nurse practitioner over a patient's sepsis death, saying a tribunal had stepped beyond its role in vetting an offer of proof by the man's widow.

A Massachusetts federal judge on Monday agreed to postpone the trial in a cyberstalking lawsuit against eBay and several former executives at the request of defense attorney Abbe David Lowell, who had cited his ongoing work for several high-profile clients, including New York Attorney General Letitia James in the Trump administration's criminal prosecution.

Password manager app LastPass told a Massachusetts federal judge Tuesday that it has reached an agreement in principle to settle a consolidated class action over its 2022 data breach.

A prominent Massachusetts real estate developer and his wife have filed a negligence lawsuit against Boston's Seaport Hotel, claiming she was seriously injured when she fell onto a partially obscured staircase during an event.

A Massachusetts federal judge agreed Thursday to lift a government shutdown-related stay of litigation challenging new COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for children and pregnant women, calling the case a "matter of national importance" that warrants keeping the case moving over the U.S. Department of Justice's objection.

Meat substitute maker Beyond Meat Inc. has lost a final attempt to avoid a trademark infringement trial slated to get underway next month in a Massachusetts federal courtroom, following a mixed ruling on cross-motions for summary judgment Wednesday.

A Massachusetts temporary staffing agency sent unqualified nursing aides into at least four healthcare facilities by misrepresenting their credentials, and it allowed one of them to use the identity of a former employee, the state's attorney general alleged in an indictment announced Monday.

The former CEO of Magellan Diagnostics was sentenced in Massachusetts federal court Monday to a year of home confinement for failing to alert regulators to a problem in the company's lead-testing devices that resulted in inaccurately low lead levels being detected in blood samples.

A Massachusetts temporary staffing agency sent unqualified nursing aides into at least four healthcare facilities by misrepresenting their credentials, and it allowed one of them to use the identity of a former employee, the state's attorney general alleged in an indictment announced Monday.

A national tourism business that owns the Lizzie Borden House, a "haunted" bed and breakfast in the Massachusetts home where Borden was accused of murdering her father and stepmother in 1892, failed to win a default judgment in a trademark suit against a coffee shop next door.