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Tension is rising between cricket legend Brian Lara and Medcorp Ltd following the discovery that his name was used without permission in association with the Brian Lara Cancer Treatment Centre. Lara’s legal team has formally requested answers after the healthcare company recently launched a $16.8 million initial public offering (IPO) referencing the centre.
Sources close to the situation told the Sunday Guardian that Lara wants his name removed from the cancer treatment centre managed by Medcorp. The centre, established in 2007 and named in honour of Lara following the loss of his mother to cancer, has long been associated with the cricket legend’s legacy.
When contacted yesterday, Lara revealed he only recently became aware of the IPO.
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