laim against the Sellers and $46,000 on his fraud claim against D'Amour. The jury also awarded the Sellers $339,516.76 on their fraud claim against Addie and Perez. After the trial, the Court ordered the parties to brief the following issues: (1) the availability of prejudgment interest on any claim

Buyers' breach of contract and unjust enrichment claims. The jury also found D'Amour liable for fraud and not liable for conversion. The jury found Addie and Perez liable for breach and contract and fraud and Taylor not liable for either of those claims. During the second stage, the jury awarded Tay

mysterious burden: when she was 18 months old, she started licking her front legs aggressively enough to wear off patches of fur and draw blood. Addie has canine compulsive disorder — a condition that is thought to be similar to human obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Canine compulsive disorde