· 10/21/1994
Shepard's Pharmacy, Inc. v. Stop & Shop Companies, Inc.
Citations
- 640 N.E.2d 1112
- 37 Mass. App. Ct. 516
How courts have described this case
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- affirming trial judge’s finding that the defendant’s misappropriation of the plaintiff’s name and image in advertising violated § 1B, but reversing separate damages award for lack of supporting evidence
- “In the absence of a causal relationship between the alleged unfair acts and the claimed loss, there can be no recovery.”
- while defendant engaged in pressured negotiations, its conduct did not have “an extortionate quality that gives ... the rancid flavor of unfairness”
- whether particular set of acts is unfair or deceptive is generally a question of fact
- “In the absence of a causal relationship between the alleged unfair acts and the claimed loss, there can be no recovery”
- to prevail on Chapter 93A claim, plaintiff must show causal connection between defendant’s unfair and deceptive act and damage suffered and that such damage was reasonably foreseeable
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Judges: Smith, Ireland
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