Apr. 21, 2026
San Diego software firm accuses Commure of trade secret theft scheme
Adaptamed alleges Commure secretly accessed its health records platform for months to steal proprietary technology and lure away a key client, raising claims of trade secret theft and computer fraud.
A software company founded by a San Diego physician sued a Silicon Valley health tech firm and one of its longtime customers Monday, accusing them of secretly accessing its system, stealing trade secrets and poaching a major client.
"A big company called Commure wanted the technology of a little company named Adaptamed," the federal complaint states.
Represented by Larson LLP partner Rick L. Richmond, Adaptamed claims Commure spent several months secretly access...
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