St. Paul Companies v. TIG Premier Insurance
Massachusetts Appeals Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcHugh, J.
The St. Paul Companies (St. Paul), the plaintiff here, is a workers’ compensation insurer who paid the claim of an injured employee and then discovered information suggesting that, from the outset, the claim had been the responsibility of the defendant, TIG Premier Insurance Company (TIG), another workers’ compensation insurer. St. Paul brought an action in Superior Court against TIG to recover the amounts St. Paul had paid. On cross motions for summary judgment, a *651judge dismissed the complaint because of St. Paul’s failure to exhaust administrative remedies. St. Paul appeals, and we affirm.
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