Intellectual Property,
Civil Litigation
Aug. 10, 2017
Discovery judge unloads on Uber attorney
The judge overseeing discovery battles in the trade secret litigation in which Waymo LLC accuses Uber of stealing the blueprints to its driverless car technology excoriated Uber’s attorneys at a hearing Wednesday for what she called cynical attempts to abuse attorney-client privilege.
SAN FRANCISCO — The judge overseeing discovery battles in the trade secret litigation in which Waymo LLC accused Uber Technologies Inc. of stealing the blueprints to its driverless car technology excoriated Uber’s attorneys at a hearing Wednesday for what she called cynical attempts to abuse attorney-client privilege.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley of San Francisco said Uber’s attorney, Karen L. Dunn, was engaging in “...
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