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Mass. Gen. Laws. Ann. ch. 175I, § 13 - Personal or privileged information from insurance transactions; disclosure

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An insurance company may not disclose any personal or privileged information received in the course of business unless the individual has provided a written disclosure authorization to any of the following:

  1. The insurance company; 
  2. Medical institution or provider; 
  3. A person other than an insurance institution;
  4. Insurance regulatory authority; 
  5. Law enforcement;
  6. For research purposes (provided that the information does not identify the individual);
  7. For marketing purposes; 
  8. An insurance affiliate; 
  9. A consumer reporting agency;
  10. A professional peer review organization; 
  11. A governmental authority.  

Current as of June 2015