Michael D. Ricciuti
How Judge Ricciuti rules, drawn from 26 signed orders. Every observation links to the order it came from.
Signed rulings
A grounded sample of orders signed by this judge, with the verbatim dispositive language.
“Judge Michael D. Ricciuti decided that sanctions were warranted. But he declined to impose the drastic one the defendants had suggested: dismissal.”
“Rogers' motion for summary judgment is allowed as to Counts III-VIII but denied as to Counts I and II. Fireman's motion for summary judgment is allowed as to Counts I, II, IV-VII but denied as to Count VIII. Hemera's motion is allowed as to Count IV but denied as to Count VIII.”
“Defendants' motions for summary judgment on Plaintiff's claims are allowed and Plaintiff's motion for summary judgment on Hill's counterclaim is allowed.”
“Plaintiff's motion for summary judgment on Hill's counterclaim is allowed.”
“Accordingly, the Court concludes that the term Limitation of Liability encompasses both the Limitation of Remedies provision and the Waiver Provision in the H&A Contract for purposes of the Berkley Policy.”
“Delli Priscoli has acted inequitably and, as a result, is not entitled to the relief he seeks.”
“the motion is allowed as to Count II on liability only, but denied as to Count III”
“Defendants' argument fails on this ground ... Defendants' motion to dismiss again fails.”
“For the foregoing reasons, Plaintiff's motion to amend is denied, and the Commonwealth's motion to dismiss the Chapter 151B claim is also denied.”
“the Commonwealth's motion to dismiss the Chapter 151B claim is also denied”
“The Defendants' contention that the ROFR is ineffectual as a matter of law is not sufficiently grounded, and their motion to dismiss grounded on this argument must be denied.”
“After argument, and for the reasons that follow, Biogen's motion for leave to file the TPC is DENIED.”
“Automile suggests that in the employment context, an extension of an otherwise agreed-to time frame for a restrictive covenant must be narrow in scope and carefully tailored to address the harm engendered by a violation. [The extension provision], however, is exceedingly broad.”
“the parties' arguments thus do not warrant dismissal on the limited record before the Court”
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