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Massachusetts Appellate Court Declines to Apply “Mode of Operation” Doctrine and Affirms the Dismissal of Premises Liability Case

by Robert C. Shea | May 12, 2017 | Blog, Personal Injury Case Law, Slip-and-Fall Accidents

Will This Decision Affect My Brockton Personal Injury Case? Earlier last year, the Appeals Court of Massachusetts issued a written decision in an interesting premises liability case that required the court to discuss the “mode of operation” doctrine. In the case,...

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