Massachusetts H1850 amends laws to allow non-parties to serve summons and complaints and to dismiss cases due to arbitration agreements.
Massachusetts H1850 amends the General Laws to allow individuals who are at least 18 years old and not a party to a case to serve a summons and complaint in civil actions pending in District Court, Boston Municipal Court, or Superior Court. It also allows for dismissal of cases as a result of an arbitration agreement. This change aims to address arbitration and litigation relief within the state's judicial system.
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