A closely-watched federal prison conspiracy trial for Denver-based DaVita Inc. and the corporate’s former CEO has been delayed by one week.
The trial, which had been set to start Monday in U.S. District Court docket for the District of Colorado, was on Saturday rescheduled to start out April 4, courtroom information present.
A motive for the delay was not instantly clear.
Denver-based DaVita, one of many nation’s largest suppliers of kidney dialysis companies, and former CEO Kent Thiry will stand trial on three counts of conspiracy in reference to allegations that DaVita and its opponents agreed to not recruit every others’ staff.
