Connecticut State Medical Society v. Connecticut Board of Examiners in Podiatry

Summary

The court held that both the physician and the medical society had standing to appeal the podiatry board's declaratory ruling concerning treatment of ankle problems. The physician sufficiently alleged a legally protected interest in practicing medicine and injury from allegedly unfair or illegal competition, while the society satisfied the requirements for representational standing. The dismissal for lack of subject matter jurisdiction was therefore set aside and the case remanded.