Legal Opinion
Gerald Grimo and Gerald Grimo, Special Administrator of the Estate of Diana Grimo Bnf Diana Grimo v. Blue Cross/blue Shield, of Vermont
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Decided September 9, 1994No. 1745, Docket 93-9269PublishedCited by 89 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
WINTER, Circuit Judge:
Gerald Grimo, in his personal capacity and as the special administrator of Diana Grimo’s estate, appeals from Judge Billings’s grant of summary judgment in favor of Blue Cross/ Blue Shield of Vermont (“Blue Cross”). Gri-mo had a health insurance policy with Blue Cross. After Blue Cross denied coverage of certain medical expenses incurred by his wife, Grimo filed a complaint in Vermont state court, asserting six state law claims against Blue Cross. Blue Cross subsequently removed the case to the district court on the grounds that Grimo’s policy was part of an ERISA plan.…
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