Wyler v. Bonnell Motors, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• judge deciding 93A claim is not bound by jury's assessment of damages on non-93A claim
• separate and final judgment on abuse of process claim after jury trial had no preclusive effect on c. 93A claim tried before judge
• “[A] judge may make independent and, therefore, different, findings on the c. 93A aspect of a case that arises from the same facts which gave rise to parallel common law claims.”
• “a judge may make independent and, therefore, different, findings on the c. 93A aspect of a case that arises out of the same facts which gave rise to parallel common law claims”
• “[A] judge may make independent and, therefore, different, findings on the c. 93A aspect of a case that arises from the same facts which gave rise to parallel common law claims”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).