In Re: L.J.J., Petition of: H.A.E.

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• holding contractual choice-of law-provision unenforceable because applying selected state's law would contravene fundamental policy of forum state
• suggesting plaintiffs’ allegations on appeal could conceivably state claim under G. L. c. 93A if properly pleaded
• reversing, after entry of final judgment, order allowing motion to compel arbitration and invalidating arbitration clause purporting to ban class action
• allowing the plaintiffs to re-plead six years after commencement of this action
• \we may consider any ground apparent on the record that supports the result reached in the trial court\
• “ ‘[t]rade or commerce’ refers to transactions in a ‘business context,’ which, in turn, is ‘determined by the facts of each case’ ”

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