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US senators beat lawsuit from ex-Steward Health Care executive
Steward ex-CEO Ralph de la Torre sued senators last year Senate held de la Torre in contempt after no-show at hearing Steward went bankrupt in May 2024, sold most of its hospitals Sept 16 (Reuters) - ... Read More
Ralph de la Torre is out at Steward Health Care, files lawsuit against US Senate committee
(This story and headline were updated to add new information.) Monday was scheduled to be the last day at the helm for Dr. Ralph de la Torre at the top of bankrupt Steward Health Care. Steward ... Read More
Collapse of Steward Health Care highlights gaps in hospital oversight
Carney Hospital in Dorchester was one of two Steward hospitals in Massachusetts that closed because of Steward's bankruptcy. (Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images) Editor’s note: Amy Goldstein, the ... Read More
Judge dismisses former Steward CEO’s lawsuit against senators
A federal judge has dismissed former Dallas-based Steward Health Care CEO Ralph de la Torre’s lawsuit against members of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee after ruling that ... Read More
Judge tosses out Ralph de la Torre’s attempt to sue 20 senators
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit that the former CEO of Steward Health Care filed against 20 US Senators, saying lawmakers have immunity from such actions. The Tuesday decision comes nearly a ... Read More
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Local leaders, first responders and medical providers offered long-awaited recommendations Wednesday for restoring some health care services and alleviating ongoing transportation and emergency ... Read More
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