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LABMD, INC. v. TIVERSA HOLDING CORP. et al

  1. April 29, 2016

    LabMD's Data Leak Fraud Claims Far Too Old, Tiversa Says

    Tiversa on Friday stepped up its bid to nix hacking and fraud claims lobbed by LabMD in Pennsylvania federal court, arguing that despite the lab's assertion that Tiversa lied to the Federal Trade Commission, LabMD has known about the alleged misconduct since at least 2010.

  2. April 11, 2016

    LabMD Says Scores Of Attys Couldn't Spot Tiversa's Fraud

    LabMD on Friday hit back at Tiversa's accusation that the lab's hacking and fraud claims were brought too late, telling a Pennsylvania federal court that the cybersecurity firm "actively" hid the truth and that the lab had consulted two dozens attorneys who had not suspected any misconduct.

  3. March 11, 2016

    Tiversa Wants Out Of State, Federal LabMD Data Lawsuits

    A dispute between cybersecurity firm Tiversa and LabMD over a 2008 data breach took several turns Thursday, as Tiversa asked for the dismissal of LabMD's Pennsylvania federal court suit, then removed itself from a defamation suit against LabMD in Pennsylvania state court, while Tiversa's CEO swapped attorneys in that action.

  4. February 22, 2016

    LabMD Loses Bid To Revive Data Leak Claims Against Tiversa

    A Pennsylvania federal judge on Monday refused to revive LabMD's claims that Tiversa stole customers' confidential lab records and leaked them to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, saying that although another judge wrongly applied a state law, it doesn't change the outcome.

  5. January 29, 2016

    Tiversa Says LabMD Can't Revive Data Leak Claims

    Tiversa Holding Corp. on Thursday urged a Pennsylvania federal judge not to revive LabMD's claims that the company stole customers' confidential lab records and leaked them to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, saying that the medical testing company's arguments clash with its earlier stance.

  6. January 15, 2016

    LabMD Urges Review Of Data Security Suit Dismissals

    LabMD Inc. on Friday asked a Pennsylvania federal judge to reconsider his dismissal of several claims the company aimed at Tiversa Holdings Corp. for allegedly stealing customers' confidential lab records and leaking them to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, saying the judge unfairly applied state statute of limitations laws.

  7. January 12, 2016

    LabMD's Data Security Suit Too Late, Ex-Dartmouth Prof. Says

    An ex-Dartmouth College professor on Tuesday stepped up his bid for sanctions against LabMD in a suit accusing him and cybersecurity firm Tiversa of conspiring against the lab, telling a Pennsylvania federal court that the lab has been sitting on its claims since at least 2010.

  8. December 09, 2015

    LabMD Loses Sanctions Bid Against Tiversa Over Info Leak

    A Pennsylvania federal judge on Tuesday denied LabMD's bid for sanctions against cybersecurity firm Tiversa for improperly revealing information from a document that was part of a congressional probe, but left the door open for an appeal.

  9. December 03, 2015

    Ex-Dartmouth Prof. Wants LabMD Sanctioned In Leak Row

    An ex-Dartmouth College professor accused by LabMD of conspiring against the company along with cybersecurity firm Tiversa Holdings urged a Pennsylvania federal judge on Thursday to sanction the company, saying that it recklessly brought time-barred defamation and racketeering claims against him.

  10. December 02, 2015

    Tiversa Slams LabMD Bid For Sanctions Over Info Leak

    Cybersecurity firm Tiversa fired back on Tuesday against LabMD's claim that it should be sanctioned for improperly revealing information from a document that was part of a congressional probe, saying the order that protected the document from public view did not apply to its contents.

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