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People on the Move - BusinessWest

People on the Move Holyoke Mall recently welcomed Lynn Gray back to the shopping center as its new general manager. She brings more than 25 years of experience in the shopping-center industry. She has held various roles over her combined tenure with Pyramid Management Group, including customer service representative, receptionist, Marketing assistant, assistant Marketing director, Marketing director, and, most recently, general manager of Hampshire Mall. In addition to her numerous years of experience with Pyramid Management Group, Gray held various roles over the span of 10 years with General Growth Properties, now Brookfield Properties, including director of Field Marketing for the East Region. Gray is a graduate of Holyoke Community College with an associate degree in business administration. A lifelong resident of Western Mass., she is actively involved with several community and nonprofit organizations. She serves as president of the board of directors for the Amherst Area Ch

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Plaintiffs lawyers' take on causation too confusing, Massachusetts Supreme Court rules

Kafker BOSTON (Legal Newsline) – Deciding whether something was a “substantial factor” in causing harm, a favorite method of plaintiffs lawyers, is too confusing, the Massachusetts Supreme Court has ruled. Justice Scott Kafker and his colleagues ruled Feb. 26 to instead instruct courts to use the “but-for” test for causation in negligence lawsuits, rejecting pleas by medical malpractice lawyers in a lawsuit that resulted in a defense verdict. The case drew the attention of both the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys and the Massachusetts Defense Lawyers Association. The plaintiffs in it argued negligent treatment, including the use of a progesterone cream blamed for blood clots, led to a pulmonary embolism that killed Laura Doull, but the jury found that negligence was not a cause of it.