browardhealth.orgRebecca StollShortly before Laura Seidman was pressured to resign as general counsel of Broward County's public hospital district last year, she expressed concerns that three of the district's commissioners were "using their public offices and powers improperly and for their own purposes." She named Commissioners Rebecca Stoll and Maureen Jaeger, both of whom have been untouched by the scandal involving Commissioner Joseph Cobo. Until now, at least.Cobo, currently under inves
browardhealth.orgMaureen JaegerIn a memo she wrote in April 2008, three weeks before resigning as general counsel of the North Broward Hospital District, Laura Seidman alleged that Commissioner Maureen Jaeger "misused her public office for her personal agenda."Jaeger, Rebecca Stoll and Joseph Cobo are the three Broward Health commissioners who Seidman accused of committing ethical lapses. The memo turned up in the course of an internal investigation of Cobo, who's now under criminal investiga
Anonymously mailed envelopes are usually full of a whistleblower's goodies. But today's discovery was a bit of a let-down: This envelope with no return address contained the minutes of the April 7, 2008 special meeting by the North Broward Hospital District board.browardhealth.orgStollThat was the day that the commissioners had summoned their general counsel, Laura Seidman, to tell her she was failing at her job and that if she didn't improve, she would be fired. It listed 11 "performance def
