Healthcare Pioneer Wins Battle To Protect Mother And Patent

Los Angeles, CA – (5/21/07) On May 15, 2007 the Los Angeles Supreme Court dismissed a law suit filed against R.K. Froom and Company, Inc., by Mr. Waleed Al-Oboudi and Amelia Chang of La Jolla, California-based Neuro-IFRAH Products. Case No. BC363083, alleging that Robert Keith Froom, founder and chief inventor at R.K. Froom & Company, Inc., together with his mother, Carol Froom engaged in a “conspiracy” to wrongfully appropriate the inventions of Waleed Al-Oboudi and to illegally market the Froomsplint™, a rehabilitation device that prevents claw hand and turns everyday tasks into extended therapy sessions. R. K. Froom & Company previously obtained a United States Patent for the Froomsplint™, which was developed by Mr. Froom.

R. K. Froom & Company looks forward to continuing its service to the rehabilitation community. The company is committed to making the Froomsplint™ widely available to healthcare and rehabilitation institutions nationwide.

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