The way the article names no-one from the hospital, you'd think it's the brick building itself that's suing the poor. The original propublica article doesn't l

The way the article names no-one from the hospital, you'd think it's the brick building itself that's suing the poor. The original propublica article doesn't let (some of) the responsible hide behind the corporate facade: "In 2017, Methodist paid its president and CEO, Dr. Michael Ugwueke, $1.6 million in total compensation. That same year, Gary Shorb, the hospital’s CEO from 2001 to 2016, earned more than $1.2 million for serving as Ugwueke’s adviser."