Massachusetts Personal Injury Law Sourcebook & Citator
One-stop authority for your PI practice
- Product Number: 1970310EBK
- Publication Date: 7/25/2024
- Edition: 2024 Edition
- Copyright: © 2024 MCLE, Inc.
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Product Description
Product Description
MCLE's Massachusetts Personal Injury Law Sourcebook & Citator organizes a wide body of frequently needed information into a handy resource. This single softbound volume holds an extensive digest of personal injury cases along with annotated statutory provisions, procedural rules, selected CMR provisions, medical information, and other general reference materials. Purchasers of the print edition may download the book's entire contents for enhanced search capability and access.
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Update: July 2024
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for updating your reference library with the 2024 edition of the Massachusetts Personal Injury Law Sourcebook & Citator . This updated product—which may be downloaded for enhanced search capability and access—brings the latest in personal injury law within your immediate reach.
Highlights from the many developments reflected in this edition include
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numerous amendments to court rules and orders, including
- amendments to the Massachusetts Rules of Civil Procedure regarding service by email, electronic signatures by judges and clerks, and the replacement of judges who become unavailable during the course of trial;
- revisions to Rules 9A through 9E of the Rules of the Superior Court;
- new Superior Court standing orders on videoconferencing and e-filing; and
- amendments to Rule 1.15 (safekeeping property) of the Massachusetts Rules of Professional Conduct;
- updates to the Massachusetts General Laws and incorporation of additional case annotations;
- a recent Supreme Judicial Court decision addressing how the statute of limitations will be applied in wrongful death cases; and
- twenty-two new entries in the book's case digest, addressing, among other topics, anti-SLAPP litigation, vicarious liability for the negligent use of loaner vehicles, imposition of time limits on attorneys' conduct at trial, awards of prejudgment interest in Chapter 93A cases, assessment of whether a plaintiff's recovery will exceed the $50,000 threshold for actions in the Superior Court, the reasonable foreseeability of shootings outside a nightclub, whether an assault may be considered "physical abuse" as that term is used in homeowners' insurance policies, and the scope of immunity under the Massachusetts Tort Claims Act.
The 2024 edition also updates a number of other useful practice resources, including a schedule of holidays and observances through 2026 and selected statistical data.
Thank you for your continued support, as we at MCLE strive to bring you the latest solutions to the issues you face in your practice.
Very truly yours,
John M. Lawlor, Esq., MCLE Publications Attorney
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numerous amendments to court rules and orders, including
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allPart 01 expandMassachusetts Court Rules and Guidelines
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Buy ChapterPart 03 expandMassachusetts Statutes
Buy ChapterPart 04 expandCode of Massachusetts Regulations
Buy ChapterPart 05 expandFederal Regulations and Statutes
Buy ChapterPart 06 expandOverview of Massachusetts Notice Requirements, Statutes of Limitations, and Statutes of Repose
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Buy ChapterPart 08 expandMedical Diagrams and Glossaries
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