The founders of patent brokerage IPotential have split up in an acrimonious business breakup. Joe Chernesky, president of IPotential, claims that CEO Ron Epstein tried to buy him out of the lucrative business, and when that didn't work, pushed him out. The fight between the two former friends culminated when Epstein allegedly disconnected Chernesky's computer access and demanded his keys to the office. The lawsuit reveals new details about the company and the long-simmering dispute.
January 15, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The founders of patent brokerage IPotential have split — and it’s as sour as week-old goat milk in the San Mateo, Calif., sun.
Joe Chernesky, president of IPotential, claims that CEO Ron Epstein tried to buy him out of the lucrative business, and when that didn’t work, pushed him out. The fight between the two former friends culminated when Epstein allegedly disconnected Chernesky’s computer access and demanded his keys to the office on Dec. 31.
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