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As part of its campaign to gain exclusive rights to the Functional
Independence Measure for itself and MedTel Outcomes, UDSMR sued
IT HealthTrack on June 14, 2004, alleging copyright infringement. ITH
responded on July 22, 2004 with eleven affirmative defenses and seven
counterclaims against UDSMR, including misuse of copyright, attempted
monopolization, additional federal and state antitrust violations, false
claims, and interference with existing and prospective contractual
relationships. ITH intends to continue to serve all of its customers.

UDSMR's complaint and ITH's answer, affirmative defenses and
counterclaims are available through the Public Access to Court
Electronic Records (PACER) system.  If you wish to view them, please
have your attorney obtain them from the US Federal Court in the Western
District of New York via PACER (Docket # 1:04-CV-00443-JTE).

ITH urges each interested person to decide for itself whether UDSMR's
claims of ownership are true, and whether control of the Functional
Independence Measure by a single enterprise seeking maximum advantage is in the best interests of the rehabilitation community.
       

 

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