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    SLT files lawsuit against C. R. Bard

    Jan. 1, 1995
    Surgical Laser Technologies (SLT, Oaks, PA) filed a $62 million lawsuit against C. R. Bard Inc. (Murray Hill, NJ) and Bard Urological Division (Covington, GA), alleging breach of contract, breach of duty to deal fairly, lack of good faith, anticipatory repudiation of a contract, negligent misrepresentation, and unfair competition. A representative of C. R. Bard told news sources that Bard had already rejected an earlier attempt by SLT to settle this dispute. Bard will, however, "vigorously defen

    Surgical Laser Technologies (SLT, Oaks, PA) filed a $62 million lawsuit against C. R. Bard Inc. (Murray Hill, NJ) and Bard Urological Division (Covington, GA), alleging breach of contract, breach of duty to deal fairly, lack of good faith, anticipatory repudiation of a contract, negligent misrepresentation, and unfair competition. A representative of C. R. Bard told news sources that Bard had already rejected an earlier attempt by SLT to settle this dispute. Bard will, however, "vigorously defend" against the suit.

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