"The main issue from our perspective is we have these things that were trade secrets that would have had an indefinite life as long as we could keep them confidential," plaintiff lead attorney Ryan Baker said.
June 20, 2023 at 06:02 PM
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A Beverly Hills, California, urologist prevailed over a group of Texas-based defendants in a penile implant device trade secrets misappropriation trial in Los Angeles federal court.
Dr. James Elist and his associated company, International Medical Devices Inc., faced off against Houston urologist Dr. Robert Cornell and a would-be competing company, Augmenta LLC. Other defendants included engineers, their companies and groups of investors who backed Cornell’s product.
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