Mr. Boyland’s attorney will argue there is no evidence proving the state senator accepted bribes and instead was compensated for “genuine consulting work” he performed for the hospital, according to the report.
David P. Rosen, former CEO of MediSys, which operates Brookdale, was found guilty in September of conspiracy and fraud in connection for bribing Mr. Boyland as well as two other Democratic officials. One of the other officials, Anthony S. Seminerio has since passed away. The other, New York State Senator Carl Kruger, will be tried in January.
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