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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-20
Status Blue brief(s) filed, awaiting red
Type Civil
Docket 5 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Entered.
  2. ANNOUNCEMENT: The Justices are soliciting amicus briefs. Whether the Superior Court erred in allowing the defendant's motion to dismiss, including: whether Part 4 of the Massachusetts 2016 Standard Auto Policy excludes coverage of the "inherent diminished value" (IDV) damages sought by the plaintiffs; and if so, whether this exclusion is legally permissible, or whether, as the plaintiffs argue, the Commissioner of Insurance exceeded his authority in approving the exclusion because coverage of IDV damages is mandated by G. L. c. 90, § 34O.
  3. Appellant brief (Amended) filed for Jeffrey Frank Cubberley and Philip Chapman Seaver by Attorney Michael Forrest, Attorney Kevin J. McCullough, Attorney John R. Yasi.
  4. Appendix filed for Jeffrey Frank Cubberley and Philip Chapman Seaver by Attorney Michael Forrest, Attorney Kevin J. McCullough, Attorney John R. Yasi.
  5. The clerk's office has received the appellant's amended brief and appendix through e-fileMA. The brief and appendix have been accepted for filing and entered on the docket. The appellant shall file with the clerk 4 copies of the brief and 3 copies of the appendix within 5 days. The clerk's office may require additional copies if necessary. (Cover of appellant's brief shall be blue and appendix shall be white.)

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