· 6/7/1983
Cohen v. McDonnell Douglas Corp.
Citations
- 450 N.E.2d 581
- 389 Mass. 327
- 1983 Mass. LEXIS 1471
How courts have described this case
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- holding that mother who did not learn of her son’s death in airplane crash until seven hours after the crash could not recover
- denying recovery when mother did not learn of son’s death in a plane crash until seven hours after the accident
- determining which state had a “more significant relationship” to the plaintiffs tort claim
- “the usual first step in applying conflict of laws principles is to determine whether there is a conflict among the laws of the various states involved”
- “[T]he usual first step in applying conflict of law principles is to ascertain whether there is a conflict among the laws of the various States involved”
- “usual first step in applying conflict of law principles is to ascertain whether there is a conflict among the laws of the various States involved”
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Judges: Hennessey, Wilkins, Liacos, Abrams, O'Connor
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