The Nasdaq Stock Exchange has notified Cybex International that it is not meeting the requirements for continued listing on the exchange. The company's shares have been suffering since December, when a court ruled that Cybex had to pay $66 million to a woman who had been injured using its equipment in 2004. Since then, the stock price has been below $1. This notification has no effect yet on the listing of the company's common stock, which will continue to trade on Nasdaq until further notice. Cybex has until July 20 to come into compliance with Nasdaq's requirements for minimum bid listings ? that is, to get its share price back above $1 for at least 10 days in a row. If it doesn't meet the goal, it will be notified that its securities are subject to delisting.