Litigation
Jul. 22, 2009
Company's Collapse Touches Off Wave of Suits
The 2007 demise of a technology company that would have allowed consumers to pay for goods with the touch of a finger has spurred a flurry of recent lawsuits against its founder.
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - The 2007 demise of a technology company that would have allowed consumers to pay for goods with the touch of a finger has spurred a flurry of recent lawsuits against its founder and sparked debate over his role in the company's collapse. Attorneys for investors ranging from billionaires to NFL players have accused Pay By Touch founder John Rogers of making bad business decisions because of...
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