Duffy v. Dwyer

OPINION

WILLIAMS, Chief Justice.

“[T]ime is money.” 1 In this case, time cost the plaintiff, Christopher M. Duffy (plaintiff), $34,189. Without reaching the merits of the controversy, the Superior Court motion justice granted the defendant’s, Kathleen E. Dwyer (defendant), motion for summary judgment. The motion justice found that the statute of limitations had run before the plaintiff filed his complaint alleging that the defendant violated the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (UFTA), G.L. 1956 chapter 16 of title 6. The plaintiff appealed the matter to this Court. For the reasons indicated…