When a big player in the medical device industry stole technology invented and developed by a Birmingham electrical engineer, Marsh, Rickard & Bryan, became his fiercest advocate. The engineer and his start-up company thought they were being courted for acquisition; they were really being pumped for secret information about the invention that solved a decades-old safety issue for surgeons in the operating room. The truth emerged only later: The national company used that information to build its own product and never planned to buy the start-up or pay for the use of that secret information. After that happened, the Birmingham engineer found it impossible to sell the technology to another company or to get financing necessary to full commercialize it. David Marsh and Rip Andrews handled the case.
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