A New York health technology company on Monday sued Verona-based Epic Systems Corp., saying the electronic medical record giant is using its monopoly power to snuff out competition.
Epic Systems Corp. is based in Verona.
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Epic Systems, Dane County's largest private-sector employer, has been growing at a near-constant rate for two decades. Epic now owns 1,700 acres, much of it farmland, on Verona's west side. But its next growth spurt — planning for a sixth campus and looking ahead at a potential seventh — riv…
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The lawsuit points in particular to Epic's alleged "Epic-first Policy" for software add-ons to its popular electronic health records system.
