MEMORANDUM & ORDER: ON MOTION OF PLAINTIFF-INTEREVENOR, JENNIFER M. CARRION, FOR FEES AND COSTS... ORDER, For the reasons set out above-and in the court's April 7, 2020, Memorandum and Order (Paper No. 89)- it is hereby ORDERED that The D'Angelo Law Group pay to plaintiff- intervenor Jennifer M. Carrion the reasonable costs and attorney's fees associated with prosecuting this intervention action. To effectuate this order, Carrion shall submit, within thirty days of this order, an affidavit of costs and fees. The D'Angelo Law Group shall then have fourteen days from the filing of Carrion's affidavits to either pay the costs and fees or submit a memorandum of law contesting the reasonableness of such costs and fees. So ORDERED this 10th day of June 2020. Judge: Deakin, Hon. David A

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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
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ESSEX, ss. SUPERIOR COURT
CIVIL ACTION
NO. 1677CV01419
SABA HASHEM!

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STEPHEN L. D’ANGELO & OTHERS”

MEMORANDUM AND ORDER ON MOTION OF PLAINTIFF-INTERVENOR.
JENNIFER M. CARRION, FOR FEES AND COSTS

 

 

The plaintiff-intervenor, Jennifer Carrion, intervened in this case to enfarce a judgment
that she obtained in 2011 against the plaintiff, Saba Hashem, and his former law firm, D’Angelo
& Hashem, LLC (“D’ Angelo & Hashem”). By order of this court entered on April 7, 2020
(Paper No. 89), summary judgment entered for Carrion on Count III of her cross-compiaint. That
count alleged that defendant Stephen L. D’Angelo’s new law firm, the D’Angelo Law Group,
was the successor to D’Angeloi& Hashem, the firm that he had operated with plaintiff Saba
Hashem, and therefore liable for its obligations. Among these obligations was the judgment on
the $100,000.00 jury award for sex discrimination that Carrion had secured against D’Angelo &
Hashem.

Carrion’s mo…