· 3/16/2022
in the Guardianship of Martin Robertson, an Incapacitated Person
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- holding that employer liability under M.G.L. ch. 93A was precluded by the workers’ compensation act
- stating that an affirmative defense of an exemption under section 3 of chapter 93A may be decided by means of a motion to dismiss
- “In essence, the exemption enunciated in § 3 is an affirmative defense that must be asserted in the pleadings and proved at trial”
- comprehensive nature of the workers’ compensation provisions of G. L. c. 23E and G. L. c. 152 renders c. 93A unavailable to covered injured employees
- comprehensive nature of the workers’ compensation provisions of G.L.c. 23E and 152 renders c. 93A unavailable to covered injured employees
- describing four procedural stages of workers’ compensation dispute resolution
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