in the circuit court of jackson county, missouri, at independence

US BANK Refused to Reverse its Decision
146. Medical Supply pointed out that it had not received a
true reason for denial of the accounts and that the reason
given was a pretext at best.
147. Viewing US BANK’s actions, Medical Supply stated they
could only be explained by a conflict of interest due to US
BANCORP’s existing healthcare investments and involvement.
148. Medical Supply felt extremely disturbed by the
apparent out come of this situation, there was not enough
time to establish a new banking relationship with another
nationally recognized Bank and Medical Supply would loose
substantial momentum.
149. Medical Supply had spent several months building up to
roll out it’s supply chain empowerment program and felt to
change a trust relationship in the middle will be
devastating to it’s entry to market.
150. Medical Supply researched over 300 resumes only to
find 30 that appeared to be qualified.
Defendants’ Fiduciary responsibility for trade secrets
151. On or about 10/17/02 SAMUEL LIPARI telephoned Douglas
Lewis and told him what had happened.
152. Douglas said he had sent Brian Kabbes the good
standing documentation but not the business plan and
associate program.
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