The state Supreme Court has agreed to take a look at how $4 million in damages was calculated for a former Penn professor who said the university failed to pay him future profits on a dental clinic he helped form and run.
The Superior Court in Helpin v. Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania didn’t focus its 34-page opinion on the school’s claim that any profits Mark Helpin was due from the business after he quit should be discounted to present value, but it was the main issue Penn raised on appeal to the high court.
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