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  • Elizabeth Grady Face First, Inc. D/B/A The Elizabeth Grady Company vs. Cynosure, Inc. et al Fraud, Business Torts, etc. document preview
  • Elizabeth Grady Face First, Inc. D/B/A The Elizabeth Grady Company vs. Cynosure, Inc. et al Fraud, Business Torts, etc. document preview
						
                                

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33 COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS : MIDDLESEX, SS. SUPERIOR COURT MIDDLESEX DIVISION ELIZABETH GRADY FACE FIRST INC. D/B/A THE ELIZABETH GRADY COMPANY, 2/16/2022 Plaintiff, vy. C. A. No. 2081CV02967 \~? [22 CYNOSURE, INC. AND KEVIN Date: & THORNAL, /-upon review/ Motion is A OWED /| Defendants. : igned: John T. Lu, JSC Z PLAINTIFF'S REQUEST FOR RULING ON DEFENDANT KEVIN THORNAL’S MOTION TO DISMISS AND NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENTAL NEW AU TH ORITY On April 13, 2021, Defendant Kevin Thornal filed a Motion to Dismiss Plaintiffs First Amended Complaint. See Dkt. No. 23 - 23.5 (Thornal’s Rule 9A package, which included Plaintiff's Opposition Brief). Defendant Cynosure, Inc. filed a similar Motion to Dismiss a day earlier, on April 12, 2021. See Dkt. No: 17. On November 17, 2021, this Court Con. John Lu) held a hearing on both of Defendants’ Motions to Dismiss, via Zoom. Judge Lu took the matter under advisement. On January 3, 2022, Judge Lu denied Cynosure’s Motion to Dismiss, finding that“On balance, [Plaintiff's] opposition is sufficient to avoid dismissal at this Stage.” Judge Liu, however, did not issue a ruling on Thomal’s Motion to Dismiss, which remains pending. In the interim, the SIC issued a decision hat relates directly to one of the defenses raised by Cynosure and Thomal in their Motions to Dismiss, namely that Plaintiff's fraud and Chapter 93A claims are purportedly barred by a limitation of liability provision contained in the parties’ contract. In its holding in HI Lincoln, Inc. v. South Washington Street LLC et al., the SIC rejected ic