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Continued from page 1
Published on February 23, 2006
Michael Belancio, the Kansas City attorney representing Greene and Stankey, did not return calls requesting comment.
But the Pitch was able to reach Stankey by phone in late January. Asked about the dinner with Sanders at which he allegedly threatened to take the technology and run, Stankey said, "I don't particularly care what they are saying. We'll move forward with the case as we have to move forward with the case."
The case is scheduled to be settled in Connecticut this spring. The nondisclosure agreement stipulates that Greene and VMA will settle disputes in arbitration (thereby avoiding a public trial).
Contacted by the Pitch, Greene acknowledged having had talks with the Olathe group in 2003. But, he said, "We're pretty much informed that the arbitration should speak for itself, and it's probably not a smart thing for me to grant an interview."
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