Biomedical Statistical Consulting LLC v. Cordio Medical Ltd.
── Biomedical Statistical Consulting LLC v. Cordio Medical Ltd. ──
Court: Superior Court of Delaware
Date: April 29, 2026
Category: General
SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE
STATE OF DELAWARE
KATHLEEN M. MILLER LEONARD L. WILLIAMS JUSTICE CENTER
JUDGE 500 NORTH KING STREET, SUITE 10400
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE 19801
TELEPHONE (302) 255-0669
April 29, 2026
Charles A. McCauley III, Esq. Thomas A. Uebler, Esq.
Bradley T. Meyer, Esq. Sarah P. Kaboly, Esq.
Offit Kurman, P.A. McCollom D’Emilio Smith Uebler, LLC
222 Delaware Avenue, Suite 1105 2751 Centerville Road, Suite 401
Wilmington, DE 19801 Wilmington, DE 19808
RE: Biomedical Statistical Consulting LLC v. Cordio Medical Ltd.
C.A. No.: N25C-11-280 KMM
Date submitted: March 16, 2026
Date Decided: April 29, 2026
Dear Counsel:
This letter decision resolves Cordio Medical LTD’s (“Cordio”) Motion to
Dismiss Counts II through IV (the “Motion”). 1 0F
I. Factual Background
A. The Contract
Biomedical Statistical Consulting LLC (“Biomedical”) provides statistical
consulting services and support to its clients. 2 Cordio is a medical technology
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company developing its HearO® system. 3 2F
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D.I. 9.
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Complaint (D.I. 1) ¶¶ 1, 10.
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Id. ¶¶ 2, 19.
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The parties executed a Consulting Services Contract, effective as of March
12, 2025, (the “Contract”). 4 The Contract provides that Biomedical was retained “to
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provide certain consulting services regarding statistics and statistical support, as
requested by [Cordio] and/or pursuant to specific projects for which [Cardio] and
[Biomedical] have executed a Work Order Addendum … (‘Services’).” 5 4F
The Contract called for Biomedical to be paid on an hourly rate or project-
based fee, as stated in the Work Order Addendum. 6 Biomedical was required to
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invoice Cardio monthly and payment was due within thirty days. 7 Interest accrued
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on invoices not paid when due, “provided that any amounts in an invoice that are
disputed in good faith within ten (10) days following receipt thereof shall not accrue
interest for so long as they are disputed.” 8
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The scope of the work, defined as “[c]onduct[ing] analyses as outlined in the
Statistical Analysis Plan (SAP) for Cardio HearO system’s performance,” was
described in the attached Statement of Work (“SOW”), titled “Estimate and Budget
Report.” 9 The contractual estimated budget was $146,300. 10
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4
Id. ¶ 8.
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Id., Ex. 1, § 1 (emphasis in original).
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Id., Ex. 1, § 3.1.
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Id., Ex. 1, § 3.2.
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Id.
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Id., Ex. 1, SOW.
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Id., Ex. 1, SOW at 4.
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B. The Dispute
Biomedical alleges that it performed services for Cordio pursuant to “written
and verbal requests for Services beyond the enumerated tasks” identified in the SOW
or Work Addenda. 11 Biomedical timely invoiced Cordio, but it failed to pay
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invoices for September, October, and November 2025, totaling $276,802.65. 12 11F
Biomedical further alleges that Cordio failed to object to the invoices within 10 days,
and therefore, it waived any good faith objection to
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