Dallas-based hospital system CEO sues U.S. Senate panel over contempt resolution
BOSTON — The CEO of Dallas-based Steward Health Care Monday filed a lawsuit against a U.S. Senate committee that voted to hold him in contempt for failing to testify on the bankrupt hospital network’s financial problems despite his being subpoenaed.
Steward CEO Ralph de la Torre sues Senate panel over contempt resolution
De la Torre is asking the court to declare that all actions related to enforcement of the subpoena are invalid and unconstitutional — including the vote of the committee on Sept. 19 approving the criminal contempt resolution and its decision to present the resolution to the full Senate for a vote.
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