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Rebotix Repair LLC v. Intuitive Surgical, Inc.
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October 13, 2022
Surgical Robot Co. Settles Antitrust Suit Ahead Of Dec. Trial
Surgical robot manufacturer Intuitive Surgical and Rebotix Repair told a Florida federal judge Wednesday that they have settled an antitrust suit alleging that the robot maker forces hospitals to buy new equipment by making it nearly impossible for other companies to repair or refurbish the robots.
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August 11, 2022
Surgical Robot Co.'s Antitrust Fight Heads To Dec. Trial
A Florida federal judge on Wednesday refused to hand Intuitive Surgical a win on antitrust claims alleging the surgical robot maker forces hospitals to buy new equipment by forbidding third-party repairs, sending the dispute — and Intuitive's false-advertising counterclaims against the repair company plaintiff — to a December jury trial.
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September 29, 2020
Surgery Robot Maker Accused Of Banning Third-Party Repairs
A surgical robot maker faces an antitrust suit in Florida federal court claiming the company abused its market dominance and earned millions of dollars in monopoly profits by forcing hospitals to buy new equipment and forbidding repairs by third parties.