Legal Opinion
Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Inc. v. Board of Review in the Division of Insurance
Massachusetts Appeals Court
Decided May 6, 1986PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the CourtKass, J.
After hearing, Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Inc. (Blue Shield), acting by its Central Professional Services Committee, struck Martin M. Grossack from its roster of participating psychologists, effective October 15, 1978. Blue Shield’s reasons were that Grossack “ha[d] violated Rule 2 of the Blue Shield Rules and Regulations and ha[d] submitted improper claims to Blue Shield for compensation.”
On this appeal the principal questions are whether, on the dates in question,3 the Blue Shield rule (i.e., rule 2) which Grossack violated applied to psychologists and whether, if it did, the board of…
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