BluWav Systems, whose parent company, Magna Electronics, is collaborating with Ford on electric cars, has sued a California patent lawyer to whom it paid $240,000 to settle claims that the company didn't pay him or give him proper credit for his patent work. In Thursday's suit, BluWav claims Edward Durney breached the settlement by filing a fresh complaint, claiming that a would-be business partner at Magna unfairly squeezed him out of a deal to buy BluWav.
October 06, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The soap opera of a Millbrae, Calif., patent lawyer and the electric car company he aspired to own has taken another strange turn.
BluWav Systems — whose parent company, Magna Electronics, is collaborating with Ford on the new electric cars — sued Edward Durney on Thursday, claiming that he broke a 2006 settlement agreement. BluWav, then known as WaveCrest, paid Durney $240,000 to settle claims that the company didn’t pay him or give him proper credit for his patent work.
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