Marshall, C.J. In this factually complex case, we are asked to consider, among other issues, whether economic coercion, in the absence of actual or potential physical coercion, may in any circumstance constitute “threats, intimidation or coercion” *637 within the meaning of the Massachusetts Civil Rights Act, G. L. c. 12, §§ 11H, 111 (act). 4 We…
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