International medical equipment manufacturer Stryker Corp. must pay $4.75 million to a small Colorado company after breaching its business contracts with the local medical distributor, a federal ju…
with an estimated worth of $3.4 billion. ORP Surgical, by contrast, has about 30 employees.
“While it might be logically possible to give Stryker the benefit of the doubt, it does not deserve it,” Jackson wrote in the ruling. “Its witnesses lacked credibility. Stryker witnesses equivocated, spun far-fetched stories and even made flat-out misrepresentations.” “It’s not a lot of companies that can survive litigation with a $14 billion-a-year Goliath,” he said. “Lee just wasn’t going to be bullied.”
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