MedWhat's request to replace a judge hearing the case against Stanford-StartX Fund has been refused and the company has been ordered to pay costs for blocking discovery.
The bitter legal feud between Stanford-StartX Fund and virtual medical assistant developer MedWhat has taken another twist after the latter demanded the withdrawal of a judge hearing the case, Analytics Insight reported yesterday.
The court reportedly refused a motion from Arturo Devesa, CEO of MedWhat, demanding it should remove its part-time pro tem assistant, Jeff Wohl, owing to alleged conflicts of interest with the university.
Instead, head judge Ethan Schulman apparently opted to enforce Wohl’s “motion to compel”…
