The Commonwealth Court held that emailed administrative appeals were timely filed because DHS regulations allow receipt “in another manner” beyond postal delivery.
The Massachusetts Appeals Court held that an informal internal email may be a protected health-care safety complaint and revived a physician’s public-policy claim.
The Massachusetts SJC held that one potentially covered prescribing allegation triggered an insurer’s duty to fund an entire medical-license defense.
The Commonwealth Court held that personal care homes may appeal the fact of a regulatory violation even after correction and before DHS takes action against the facility’s license.