Massachusetts class action suit killed without common injury

A group of property owners who brought a claim against a water-heater company could not obtain class certification without including some showing of damages, a Massachusetts Superior Court judge has found.The plaintiff consumers alleged that the defendant company attempted to increase profits by unilaterally changing the material terms of an adhesion contract, which they argued ...

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Massachusetts class action suit killed without common injury

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