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Bankrupt Steward Health Care sues former CEO for 'greed and bad faith misconduct'
Along with de la Torre, Steward is suing Michael Callum, James Karam and Sanjay Shetty, who are all accused of running the company with the goal of "enriching themselves" at its expense "through their greed and bad faith misconduct," according to a filing in the bankruptcy case.
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