A meta post is in order: there is a concern by some that this site is somehow associated with SRHS. That is unequivocally not the case. This site is about the retirees fighting for what they were promised and about documenting those who betrayed the public trust. Anyone is invited to comment, submit information or […]
Scott C. Taylor, trustee for Singing River Health System, has indicated that SRHS legal bills have reached nearly $500,000. That puts SRHS’ monthly spend in the neighborhood of $80,000 for defense. The money is being paid by Singing River’s insurance policy and not from SRHS’ own funds. The insurance policy covers up to $1 million
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The 71st anniversary of D-Day is Saturday. The Allies sacrificed their sons to save a race and free many from the grips of tyranny and fascism. The Allies and Americans fought relentlessly, under the leadership of Eisenhower. He gave the command of the day, “Full victory — Nothing else!” The next week holds a
Earl Denham, attorney for several retirees has added 12 categories to the list of information he is seeking from Singing River Health System, bringing the total to 105. Denham is now seeking information on:
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Invesco Real Estate Fund II, LP The SRHS Employees’ Retirement Plan & Trust invested in this limited partnership fund around the time of the fund’s formation in 2007-2008. CEO Kevin Holland sent a status report to the Board of Supervisors in late 2014. He noted that Singing River was encountering some delays in terminating the
Billy Guice has released a statement on findings from LaPorte’s examination of the Singing River Health System Employee Pension Trust. Highlights: There was “[…]no evidence of theft, embezzlement or pilfering from the Trust Assets.” “There remain questions as to the investment of Trust Assets, particularly in 2008 and 2009.” “[…]there is no evidence that any
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Earl Denham has sent a letter to Brett Williams and Carly Duvall asking them to cooperate on the production of discovery. Judge Hilburn has ordered SRHS to produce any documents provided to Billy Guice. With a hearing before Judge Hilburn just ten days away, it seems SRHS is stalling production until Billy Guice can get
Billy Guice announced at today’s Board of Supervisors meeting that he will have a press release out on Tuesday that “may answer a couple of questions.” From the Sun Herald’s reporting, Guice seems to be saying it has nothing to do with the pension: “another matter entirely.” The article quotes a nebulous hospital spokesman who
Anthony “Tony” Lawrence III Lawrence is currently serving as District Attorney for the 19th Judicial District. Profile on Jackson County website Media Coverage “DA Tony Lawrence: SRHS under criminal investigation by his office, FBI, state auditor” April Havens, Mississippi Press, January 21, 2015 Connections
LaPorte CPAs and Business Advisors LaPorte was retained by BoT special counsel Billy Guice in order to perform actuarial and forensic analysis of the SRHS pension plan and work related to the financial viability of SRHS. Media Coverage “Jackson County hires CPA firm for SRHS productivity, profitability study and pension analysis” April Havens, Mississippi Press,