Bonofiglio v. Commercial Union Insurance

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• finding that arbitration award is not “judgment” within meaning of G. L. c. 93A, § 9
• prevailing party is entitled to fees incurred in successfully opposing appeal
• “The power to award [appellate] counsel fees is discretionary in the appellate court.”
• \The requirement that a litigant state specific grounds in support of a motion for directed verdict is an important one\ in part because \[i]t allows the judge knowingly to rule on the question before him\
• G. L. c. 93A action

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).