This Republican senator’s medical practice had 81 people arrested over unpaid bills: report
- Kansas Republican Senator Roger Marshall filed debt-collection lawsuits against more than 700 former patients during his career as an obstetrician-gynecologist, leading to the arrest of 81 people for missed court appearances, according to a new report.
- Marshall, who is running for reelection this fall, practiced medicine for more than 25 years before winning a seat in Congress in 2016.
- According to a New York Times analysis of Kansas court records, the collection actions occurred in cases brought under Marshall’s name or through Heartland Regional OBGYN, a practice he owned or co-owned from 199
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- Kansas Republican Senator Roger Marshall filed debt-collection lawsuits against more than 700 former patients during his career as an obstetrician-gynecologist, leading to the arrest of 81 people for missed court appearances, according to a new report.
- Marshall, who is running for reelection this fall, practiced medicine for more than 25 years before winning a seat in Congress in 2016.
- According to a New York Times analysis of Kansas court records, the collection actions occurred in cases brought under Marshall’s name or through Heartland Regional OBGYN, a practice he owned or co-owned from 199
Sources: The Independent