Yellin v. Liberty Mutual Insurance

OPINION OF THE COURT

Charles J. Markey, J.

This case raises an issue of first impression in this state concerning the ability of a healthcare provider to bill and recover for professional services, performed under the no-fault insurance benefits statute, where he delegated a portion of the work to an aide in his office, while retaining active supervision.

Upon the foregoing papers, defendant Liberty Mutual Insurance Company (Liberty) moves to reargue a decision of this court (Ronald D. Hollie, J.), granting summary judgment, on default, to plaintiff Dr. Steven Yellin (Yellin), a psychologist.

Firs…