A shareholder backed by a lawyer known for representing the rapper Jay-Z on Wednesday sued the prison healthcare provider Centene Corp to seek records to investigate its oversight of a subsidiary that provides “substandard care” to inmates. The lawsuit, filed in Delaware Chancery Court, cited reports of inadequate medical care at a Mississippi prison and other facilities operated by Centene’s Centurion unit that it said posed a threat to prisoners amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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