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Marianna Wharry

Marianna Wharry

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News Reporter, Law.com

New York

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Homosexuality, LGBT.

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Total articles 981

  • State High Court Reinstates Boston University's Suit Over Faulty Athletic Field Design

    By Marianna Wharry| Law.com Verified A New York-based engineering firm is still on the hook for a negligence claim over an allegedly faulty athletic field design at Boston University because the action was purely contractual and not barred by state law, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held this week. On Wednesday, the seven-judge panel for the state's high court reversed a summary judgment order previously awarded to the consulting and engineering firm Clough, Harbour & Associates.

    By Marianna Wharry · Law.com

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Jury Awards $1.38M to Newspaper Delivery Driver Injured in Crash

    By Marianna Wharry| Law.com Verified A Massachusetts jury awarded a woman over $1.38 million last week for injuries sustained in a 2022 car crash while delivering newspapers. Morgan & Morgan attorneys Chase Marshall, Dillon Brozyna, and Ryan Lang represented Lowell resident Melody Allen, 64, in a personal injury suit filed in Middlesex County Superior Court. In October 2022, Allen was helping her husband on his newspaper delivery route.

    By Marianna Wharry · Law.com

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • State High Court Reinstates Boston University's Suit Over Faulty Athletic Field Design

    By Marianna Wharry| Law.com Verified A New York-based engineering firm is still on the hook for a negligence claim over an allegedly faulty athletic field design at Boston University because the action was purely contractual and not barred by state law, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held this week. On Wednesday, the seven-judge panel for the state's high court reversed a summary judgment order previously awarded to the consulting and engineering firm Clough, Harbour & Associates.

    By Marianna Wharry · Law.com

    Apr. 18, 2025

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