Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination 804 CMR 1.10 governs post-conciliation discovery procedures including interrogatories (max 30), document requests (30-day response), depositions (14-day notice), admissions requests (max 50), and site …
Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination regulation 804 CMR 1.11 establishes procedures for certifying discrimination claims to public hearing when public interest requires, including pre-certification conferences and written submissions on p…
Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination regulation 804 CMR 1.12 establishes public hearing procedures, evidence standards, settlement authority, and permits attorney fee awards within 15 days of decision.
Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination regulation 804 CMR 1.13 establishes procedures for filing requests and motions through the MCAD Case Portal, including specific accommodations, language assistance, and pre- or post-probable cause moti…
Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination rule 804 CMR 1.16 establishes service and notice procedures through the MCAD Case Portal, mail, personal service, or email, with service deemed complete upon portal registration, attorney appearance, c…
Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination regulations govern Commission-initiated discrimination complaints under M.G.L. c. 151B, § 5, requiring personal service with 21-day position statement deadline, investigative conference within 45 days,…
Massachusetts Commission regulation 804 CMR 1.21 restricts personal data identifiers in filings and limits public access to investigative files until case disposition or dismissal.
Massachusetts regulation 804 CMR 1.25 establishes judicial enforcement procedures for Commission orders, defining when decisions become final and authorizing the Commission to initiate enforcement actions in state court with designated attorney repr…
Massachusetts Attorney General's office must limit personal data collection to necessary amounts, implement employee training and security measures, designate Information Officers, and report system changes to the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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