The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court of Appeals determined as a matter of first impression that the private controlled affiliate exercising ownership of the complex, and owned in fact by the housing authority, as well as the manager of the controlled affiliate, were not public employers under state law, and thus were not subject to the restriction on liability for damages under the Commonwealth's Tort Claims Act of $100,000. Acevedo v. Musterfield Place, LLC, - N.E.3d-, 2018 WL 2749724, No. SJC-12398 (Mass. June 8, 2018).
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