A collection agency has gone to federal court in Miami claiming that Jackson Memorial Hospital shortchanged the company to the tune of $878 million by selling it a portfolio of uncollectible debts. International Portfolio sued the hospital and Miami-Dade County, which operates the facility, alleging bad-faith dealings involving deceased debtors and sloppy accounting. In part, IPI claims that the hospital hired another company to collect for the hospital on some of the debts that IPI had bought.
October 12, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A collection agency has gone to federal court claiming Miami’s Jackson Memorial Hospital shortchanged the company to the tune of $878 million by selling it a portfolio of uncollectible debts.
International Portfolio Inc. of West Conshohocken, Pa., sued last week in U.S. District Court in Miami and named the hospital and Miami-Dade County, which operates the facility, as defendants. IPI alleges bad-faith dealings involving deceased debtors and sloppy accounting.
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