June 2015

Andrea Kimball Kimball is currently defending SRHS in pension related litigation.  She is a partner at Dentons in the Kansas City office. Profile on Dentons’ Website Media Coverage Connections Dentons Carly Duvall Martin Moderson Dogan & Wilkinson Roy Williams Brett Williams Hanson Horn Kelly Sessoms Franke & Salloum Fred Feeney

Dentons US, LLP Dentons was hired in XXXX, 2015 by SRHS to lead the defense of pension plan related litigation. The Dentons team is composed of Carly Duvall, Andrea Kimball, and Martin Moderson, all of the Kansas City office. These attorneys have specialized experience in pension plan litigation. It is unclear at this time what

Dogan & Wilkinson, PLLC a/k/a Wilkinson Williams Kinard Smith & Edwards Dogan & Wilkinson is a general defense law firm located in Pascagoula, Mississippi.  They represent several local municipalities and SRHS.  Partner Roy Williams brought SRHS as a client when he joined the firm in 20xx08? SRHS Litigation Attorneys Roy Williams, Brett Williams, Hanson Horn,

Paula Yancey Yancey has served as attorney for the Board of Supervisors for several years. She had a failed bid against Chancery Court Judge Neil Harris. Her campaign was supported by partners of Dogan & Wilkson:  Robert Wilkinson and Amy St. Pe. Media Coverage   Connections Billy Guice Board of Supervisors Robert Wilkinson Amy St.

Jackson County Board of Supervisors The board is elected by voters in Jackson County, Mississippi. The county is divided into five districts. Supervisors appoint members to the SRHS Board of Trustees from their respective districts. The BoS is responsible for overseeing the SHRS Board of Trustees. BoS meetings have recently become contentious, as retirees attend

Singing River Health System Board of Trustees Members are appointed by supervisor for each district and must reside in the district for which they serve. Terms are for five years. The Chief of Staff and Chief of Staff elect hold two non-voting seats on the board. Board President: Michael J. Heidelberg 1998-2018 Vice President: Michael

Chris Anderson Gary Christopher Anderson served as CEO of Singing River Health System from May 1998 until March of 2014. At the time of his exit, his tenure was hailed by members of the Board of Trustees.  It is now known that Anderson left as a result of an $88 million accounting adjustment. He joined

KPMG KPMG served as auditors for SRHS from 19XX until 2013 when they were replaced by Horne, LLP.  Horne’s examination found that KPMG mis-calculated provision for bad debt to the tune of $88 million. This caused the exit of then CEO Chris Anderson. SRHS hired Susman Godfrey to sue KPMG in 2014. Documents Engagement Letter