Appellate Practice
May 4, 2013
Sargon's 2003 trial verdict is upheld
The dental implant developer has been battling USC for more than a decade in a case that went to the Supreme Court and back.
By Chase Scheinbaum
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A state appellate court Thursday denied a request for a new trial by Sargon Enterprises Inc. in its longstanding dispute with USC over a dental implant Sargon invented. The company claimed it was deprived of $1 billion in lost profits after USC failed to finish a clinical study of the implant.
The 2nd District Court of Appeal upheld a trial court jury verdict from 2003, in which Sargon got $433,000 in compensation fro...
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