Kenneth McCloud v. Gray Logging, L.L.C.

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• holding that a demand letter was sufficient where the compensation recoverable as a result of the injury complained of was apparent from the facts alleged
• demand letter was sufficient where compensation owed for injury complained of was apparent from facts alleged
• demand letter was sufficient where compensation owed for injury complained of was apparent from facts alleged
• deliberate misrepresentation is willful and knowing violation of G.L.c. 93A giving rise to multiple damages
• “The plaintiffs, who relied on the deliberate misrepresentations of the defendant, may recover even though they could have ascertained from records what the true facts were”
• demand letter sufficient where amount of compensation owed was apparent from facts alleged

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