Dinjian v. Dinjian

The plaintiff Deran Stephen Dinjian (Deran) and his family sued Deran’s relatives, Kamig (his brother) and Nubar (a cousin), to recover damages for losses they (Deran and his family) had suffered in second mortgage loans, acting (they say) on investment advice from Nubar and Kamig. The complaint alleges that Nubar and Kamig had acted as investment advisers without having complied with the laws applicable to such activity and that they violated G. L. c. 93A (and perhaps a fiduciary duty owed to the plaintiffs) by failing to disclose facts that might have influenced the plaintiffs not to make…