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Nov. 29, 2017
Uber trial delayed amid allegations of hidden evidence
The autonomous car trade secret case against Uber Technologies took a wild turn Tuesday on the eve of jury selection when U.S. District Judge William Alsup announced he would postpone the trial because of new information provided by Northern District U.S. Attorney Brian Stretch.
SAN FRANCISCO — The autonomous car trade secret case against Uber Technologies Inc. took a wild turn Tuesday on the eve of jury selection when U.S. District Judge William Alsup announced he would postpone the trial because of new information provided by Northern District U.S. Attorney Brian Stretch.
Alsup was scheduled to hear arguments from Waymo, the Alphabet Inc.-owned driverless car project, contending that the jury should be inf...
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