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Latest documents

• Commonwealth v. Perkins, 112520 MACA, 19-P-1612
• Commonwealth v. Martinez-Peguero, 112520 MACA, 20-P-157
• Thompson v. JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., 112520 MASC, SJC-12798
• Blake v. Hometown America Communities, Inc., 112420 MASC, SJC-12902
• Jackson v. Boston Center For Independent Living, 112420 MACA, 20-P-166
• Commonwealth v. Henrique, 112420 MACA, 19-P-1776
• Commonwealth v. Nash, 112420 MACA, 19-P-703
• Commonwealth v. Soto, 112320 MACA, 20-P-171
• Evans v. Mayer Tree Service, Inc., 112320 MACA, 19-P-942
• Crossing Over, Inc. v. City of Fitchburg, 112320 MACA, 19-P-903

Featured documents

• 478 Mass. 861 (2018), SJC-12344, Commonwealth v. Buckley
• 472 Mass. 16 (2015), SJC-11763, Commonwealth v. Bastaldo
• Commonwealth v. Long, 091720 MASC, SJC-12868
• 454 Mass. 582 (2009), Somers v. Converged Access, Inc.
• Commonwealth v. Sanchez, 082520 MASC, SJC-12778
• Ulla U. v. Commonwealth, 072120 MASC, SJC-12752
• Walsh v. Commonwealth, 090220 MASC, SJC-12648
• Doe v. Board of Registration in Medicine, 090120 MASC, SJC-12817
• Nextera Energy Resources, LLC v. Department of Public Utilities, 090320 MASC, SJC-12886
• 475 Mass. 368 (2016), SJC-12014, Parr v. Rosenthal

  In this case the Supreme Judicial Court recognized the “continuing treatment doctrine” under Massachusetts law, which provides that a medical malpractice cause of action does not accrue while a patient is continuing to receive treatment for the same or related condition from the same physician who...