Massachusetts Superior Court Civil Practice Jury Instructions
Breach prevention, compliance, and the safeguarding of privacy
- Product Number: 2192823WCH
- Publication Date: 12/31/2018
- Edition: 3rd Edition 2014, with 2016 & 2018 Supplements
- Copyright: © 2018 MCLE, Inc.
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In the era of big data, issues of privacy, security breach prevention, and the need for compliance with federal law have come to dominate the practice of information governance in commercial and institutional settings. If you counsel a business or an institutional entity, knowledge of the regulations is critical. Written by experts in this complex and ever-evolving area of the law, this book provides you with a working familiarity with data security compliance, breach prevention, and the protection of privacy.
**Winner of the Association for Continuing Legal Education's 2016 Award for Outstanding Achievement in Publications**
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Update: April 2021
Dear Subscriber:
Thank you for choosing to stay current with this updated third edition of Data Security and Privacy in Massachusetts. Inside, you will find hundreds of updates on topics such as the following:
- Electronic Communications Privacy Act. See chapter 2 for discussion of a 2020 Ninth Circuit decision in which the court addressed a third-party tracking cookie ecosystem involving Facebook plug-ins.
- Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. See chapter 3 for discussion of a 2020 decision on the issue as to whether Massachusetts requires more than a violation of corporate policies or an employee’s duty of loyalty to advance a claim under the CFAA.
- Ransomware. See chapter 6 for discussion of waivers of federal enforcement discretion with regard to breaches of data related to the HIPAA privacy rule and the telehealth environment during the current COVID-19 pandemic.
- Communications Decency Act. See chapter 7 for new material pertaining to the intellectual property law exception to CDA Section 230 immunity and its impact as an alternate basis for avoiding secondary copyright infringement liability for online publishers of third-party content in the form of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
- State laws. In chapter 9, find discussion of a new approach to personally identifiable information (PII) in the United States, recognizing "rights" held by "data subjects" in information about them, even if not collected directly from or submitted by the individuals.
We at MCLE trust that you will find this updated content useful in your data security and privacy practice and valuable in keeping your library current.
Cordially,
Maryanne G. Jensen, Esq., Director of Publications
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allChapter 1 expandGeneral Instructions
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Chapter 2 expandChapter 3 expandWrongful Death
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Exhibit 3A
- Sample Special Verdict Form—Wrongful Death Buy FormInstruction 3.1
- Preliminary Instruction—Wrongful Death Statute Buy FormInstruction 3.10
- Medical Expenses Buy FormInstruction 3.11
- Lost Earning Capacity Prior to Death Buy FormInstruction 3.12
- Conscious Pain and Suffering Buy FormInstruction 3.13
- Allocation of Damages Buy FormInstruction 3.14
- Comparative Negligence Buy FormInstruction 3.15
- Malicious, Willful, Wanton, and Reckless Conduct—Punitive Damages Buy FormInstruction 3.16
- Gross Negligence—Punitive Damages Buy FormInstruction 3.2
- Standard of Proof Buy FormInstruction 3.3
- Negligence Buy FormInstruction 3.4
- Causation Buy FormInstruction 3.5
- Compensatory Damages—Death Buy FormInstruction 3.6
- Fair Monetary Value of the Decedent to the Beneficiaries Buy FormInstruction 3.7
- Net Income Buy FormInstruction 3.8
- Loss of Services Buy FormInstruction 3.9
- Burial and Funeral Expenses Buy FormChapter 4 expandMedical Malpractice
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Exhibit 4A
- Special Jury Verdict Form Buy FormInstruction 4.1
- Definition of Medical Malpractice Buy FormInstruction 4.10
- Expert Testimony Buy FormInstruction 4.11
- Res Ipsa Loquitur Buy FormInstruction 4.12
- Medical Publications Buy FormInstruction 4.13
- Informed Consent Buy FormInstruction 4.14
- Public Employee Immunity Pursuant to the Massachusetts Tort Claims Act, G.L. c. 258 Buy FormInstruction 4.15
- Vicarious Liability Buy FormInstruction 4.16
- Statutory Liability Exemptions Buy FormInstruction 4.2
- Doctor-Patient Relationship Buy FormInstruction 4.3
- Elements of Malpractice Buy FormInstruction 4.4
- Mitigation of Damages Buy FormInstruction 4.5
- How to Itemize an Award of Damages Buy FormInstruction 4.6
- Special Jury Verdict Instruction (Alternate Instruction) Buy FormInstruction 4.7
- Specific Elements of Damages Buy FormInstruction 4.8
- Wrongful Birth—Damages Buy FormInstruction 4.9
- Wrongful Conception or Wrongful Pregnancy—Damages Buy FormChapter 5 expandEmployment Discrimination
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Chapter 6 expandChapter 7 expandInvasion of Privacy
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Instruction 7.1
- Introduction Buy FormInstruction 7.2
- Elements—Notion of Privacy in General Buy FormInstruction 7.3
- Right to Privacy Not Absolute Buy FormInstruction 7.4
- Balancing Competing Interests Buy FormInstruction 7.5
- Elements for Publication of Private Facts Buy FormInstruction 7.6
- Elements for Misappropriation of One’s Name or Likeness Buy FormInstruction 7.7
- Damages Buy FormChapter 8 expandEmotional Distress
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Instruction 8.1
- Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress Buy FormInstruction 8.2
- Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress—Conduct Directed at Third Parties Buy FormInstruction 8.3
- Damages Buy FormInstruction 8.4
- Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress: First Party Claims Buy FormInstruction 8.5
- Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress: Witnessing Injury to or Death of a Family Member Buy FormChapter 9 expandG.L. c. 21E Claims
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Exhibit 9A
- Special Verdict Questions, G.L. c. 21E, § 4 Buy FormExhibit 9B
- Special Verdict Questions, G.L. c. 21E, § 5(a) Buy FormInstruction 9.1
- Introductory Note Buy FormInstruction 9.10
- Response Costs in Two-Site Cases Buy FormInstruction 9.11
- Equitable Share Among Liable Parties Buy FormInstruction 9.12
- Consistency with the Massachusetts Contingency Plan (MCP) Buy FormInstruction 9.13
- Damages—G.L. c. 21E, § 5(a)(5)(iii) Buy FormInstruction 9.14
- Section 5(b) Defense to Property Damage Claim—Divisibility of Harm Buy FormInstruction 9.15
- Third-Party Defense Buy FormInstruction 9.16
- Third-Party Defense—Current Owner Buy FormInstruction 9.17
- Key Definitions Buy FormInstruction 9.18
- Special Defenses Buy FormInstruction 9.19
- Statute of Limitations Accrual—Individual Recovery Buy FormInstruction 9.2
- Persons Liable—G.L. c. 21E, § 5(a) Buy FormInstruction 9.3
- Present Owners or Operators—Oil or Hazardous Material—G.L. c. 21E, § 5(a)(1) Buy FormInstruction 9.4
- Past Owners or Operators Buy FormInstruction 9.5
- Actual Control Buy FormInstruction 9.6
- Arrangers for Transport—Hazardous Material—G.L. c. 21E, § 5(a)(3) Buy FormInstruction 9.7
- Transporters—Hazardous Material—G.L. c. 21E, § 5(a)(4) Buy FormInstruction 9.8
- Persons Who Caused or Are Legally Responsible for Release or Threat of Release—Oil or Hazardous Material—G.L. c. 21E, § 5(a)(5) Buy FormInstruction 9.9
- Damages and Response Costs—G.L. c. 21E, § 4 Buy FormChapter 10 expandEminent Domain Cases
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Chapter 11 expandProduct Liability
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Exhibit 11A
- Special Jury Verdict—Design Cases Buy FormInstruction 11.1
- Introduction Buy FormInstruction 11.2
- Negligence Buy FormInstruction 11.3
- Breach of Warranty Buy FormInstruction 11.4
- Crashworthiness/Enhanced Injuries Buy FormInstruction 11.5
- Innovator Liability Buy FormInstruction 11.6
- Food Product Liability Buy FormInstruction 11.7
- Special Evidentiary Issues Buy FormChapter 12 expandBusiness Litigation
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Instruction 12.1
- Breach of Postemployment Noncompetition Agreement Buy FormInstruction 12.10
- Adverse Inference Regarding Attorney-Client Privilege Buy FormInstruction 12.2
- Breach of Fiduciary Duty by Majority Shareholder in Close Corporation Buy FormInstruction 12.3
- Alternate Sources of Fiduciary Duty Buy FormInstruction 12.4
- Tortious Interference With Contractual Relationship Buy FormInstruction 12.5
- Tortious Interference With Prospective Business Relationship Buy FormInstruction 12.6
- Common Law Unfair Competition Buy FormInstruction 12.7
- Trade Disparagement and Defamation Buy FormInstruction 12.8
- Vicarious Liability Buy FormInstruction 12.9
- Successor Liability Buy FormChapter 13 expandSpecial Issues
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Instruction 13.1
- Absent Witnesses Buy FormInstruction 13.10
- Facts Established in Prior Proceedings Buy FormInstruction 13.11
- Pro Se Party Buy FormInstruction 13.12
- Seating of Alternate Juror Buy FormInstruction 13.13
- Statute of Limitations Accrual—Tort Case Buy FormInstruction 13.14
- Standard of Proof—Clear and Convincing Buy FormInstruction 13.15
- Spoliation Buy FormInstruction 13.16
- Taking a View Buy FormInstruction 13.17
- Violation of a Statute or Regulation Buy FormInstruction 13.18
- When Jurors Cannot Agree Buy FormInstruction 13.2
- Chalks Buy FormInstruction 13.3
- Charts and Summaries Buy FormInstruction 13.4
- Child Witness Buy FormInstruction 13.5
- Computer Animations Buy FormInstruction 13.6
- Diversity Buy FormInstruction 13.7
- Expert Witness Buy FormInstruction 13.8
- Extraneous Publicity Buy FormInstruction 13.9
- Imaging Systems Buy FormChapter 14 expandBasic Contract Cases
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Instruction 14.1
- Overview of Elements—Breach of Contract Buy FormInstruction 14.2
- Contract Formation Buy FormInstruction 14.3
- Terms of Contract Buy FormInstruction 14.4
- Contractual Performance Buy FormInstruction 14.5
- Contract Substitute: Quantum Meruit Buy FormInstruction 14.6
- Third-Party Beneficiaries Buy FormInstruction 14.7
- Defenses Buy FormInstruction 14.8
- Remedies Buy FormInstruction 14.9
- Damages Buy FormChapter 15 expandIntellectual Property
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Chapter 16 expandConsumer Protection Act—Chapter 93A
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Exhibit 16A
- Special Jury Verdict Buy FormInstruction 16.1
- Introduction Buy FormInstruction 16.2
- Demand Letters—Section 9 Plaintiff Buy FormInstruction 16.3
- Conduct in Trade or Commerce Buy FormInstruction 16.4
- Unfair or Deceptive Acts Buy FormInstruction 16.5
- Causation—General Charge Buy FormInstruction 16.6
- Damages Buy FormInstruction 16.7
- Supplemental Instructions Buy FormChapter 17 expandReal Estate
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Instruction 17.1
- Introduction Buy FormInstruction 17.2
- Disputes Involving Real Estate Brokers Buy FormInstruction 17.3
- Enforceability of Preliminary Agreements Regarding the Purchase and Sale of Real Estate Buy FormInstruction 17.4
- Title Insurance Buy FormInstruction 17.5
- Adverse Possession Buy FormInstruction 17.6
- Prescriptive Easements Buy FormInstruction 17.7
- Survey and Boundary Disputes Buy FormInstruction 17.8
- Condominium Disputes—Introduction Buy FormChapter 18 expandProfessional Malpractice
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Instruction 18.1
- Introduction Buy FormInstruction 18.10
- Statute of Limitations Buy FormInstruction 18.11
- Ethics Violations Buy FormInstruction 18.12
- Accounting Malpractice Buy FormInstruction 18.13
- Architects and Engineers Buy FormInstruction 18.14
- Statute of Limitations and Statute of Repose Buy FormInstruction 18.2
- Elements of Claim—Overview Buy FormInstruction 18.3
- Attorney-Client Relationship Buy FormInstruction 18.4
- Vicarious Liability Buy FormInstruction 18.5
- Burden of Proof Buy FormInstruction 18.6
- Negligence Buy FormInstruction 18.7
- Causation Buy FormInstruction 18.8
- Damages Buy FormInstruction 18.9
- Requirement of Expert Testimony Buy FormChapter 19 expandCivil Rights Actions
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Instruction 19.1
- Introduction Buy FormInstruction 19.2
- Federal Civil Rights Actions—42 U.S.C. § 1983 Buy FormInstruction 19.3
- Massachusetts Civil Rights Actions—Introduction Buy FormInstruction 19.4
- Statement of the Claim Buy FormInstruction 19.5
- Protected Rights Buy FormInstruction 19.6
- Damages Buy FormChapter 20 expandMisrepresentation
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Instruction 20.1
- Intentional Misrepresentation (Fraud/Deceit)—Elements Buy FormInstruction 20.2
- Negligent Misrepresentation—Elements Buy FormInstruction 20.3
- Negligent Misrepresentation Committed in the Process of Supplying Information for the Guidance of Others [Plaintiff Not in Privity with Defendant] Buy FormChapter 21 expandAbuse of Process
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Chapter 22 expandMalicious Prosecution
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Chapter 23 expandFalse Imprisonment and False Arrest
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Chapter 24 expandChapter 25 expandSubmitting the Case to the Jury
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Instruction 25.1
- Introduction Buy FormInstruction 25.2
- When the Judge Will Instruct the Jury About the Law Buy FormInstruction 25.3
- Proposed Instructions Buy FormInstruction 25.4
- Special Verdict Forms Buy FormInstruction 25.5
- Charge Conference Buy FormInstruction 25.6
- Charging the Jury Buy FormInstruction 25.7
- Deliberations and Verdict Buy Form - Editors & Authors