Akram Boutros, fired MetroHealth CEO, accuses trustee board of ‘gross negligence’

The board's statement "is full of misinformation and outright lies" that have cost Boutros his job, the trust of the community, and his and MetroHealth's reputations, Boutros said through his attorneys.

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