Symphonix v. Soundtec
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Response to Nov. 27 Symphonix suit alleging misappropriation of trade secrets maintains that an implantable hearing device developed for Soundtec by Jack Hough, MD, uses a unique design and is different from the technology Hough helped develop for Symphonix when he worked for Central Ear Research Institute (CERI). Symphonix' suit is therefore "groundless," Soundtec claims in its Dec. 6 response (1"The Gray Sheet" Dec 3, 2001, p. 20)...
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