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MedWhat insists Stanford University failed to disclose a conflict of interest when it invested in rival virtual medical assistant developer Sensely.
Virtual medical assistant developer MedWhat has hit back at investors including Stanford University and its StartX Fund with allegations they broke the law on eight separate counts.
The Stanford-StartX has filed a lawsuit against its portfolio company MedWhat in California.
University College Dublin has launched legal proceedings against Applied Process, co-founded by two of its professors, for a stake in the company.
The US Federal Trade Commission has joined two US states to seek an injunction blocking the merger of Edinburgh spinout FanDuel with DraftKings.
Pain assessment technology developer ePat is set to list on the Australian Stock Exchange today, providing an exit to Curtin University.
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