Steward Health Care Suing Former CEO, Former Company Leaders
MASSACHUSETTS, JUL 17 – The lawsuit claims former CEO Ralph De la Torre and three executives enriched themselves by $262 million, harming creditors and patients during Steward Health Care's bankruptcy.
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Steward alleges former CEO Ralph de la Torre and execs plundered the hospital chain of hundreds of millions of dollars - The Boston Globe
The filing this week in Steward's bankruptcy court accuses it's founder and top executives of defrauding the company of some $262 million.
Steward Health Care sues former CEO, other company leaders - Boston News, Weather, Sports
Steward Health Care is suing its former CEO and other former top officials following the completion of an independent investigation into the company’s collapse. The lawsuit alleges former CEO Ralph De la Torre and three others executives and board members defrauded the health care system of approximately $262 million. The suit targets, “Former insiders of Steward who, through their greed and bad faith misconduct, operated Steward with the aim of…
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