Civil Litigation,
Intellectual Property
Feb. 6, 2018
Both sides point fingers as Waymo trial begins
Both trial teams at the Waymo-Uber trade secret trial began their opening statements by identifying a company in the autonomous car industry which they claimed was desperate due to being in over its head in a market suddenly rife with competition. But they disagreed about which company they were describing.
SAN FRANCISCO — Both legal teams at the Waymo-Uber trade secret trial began their opening statements by identifying a company in the autonomous car industry that was desperate due to being in over its head in a market suddenly rife with competition. They disagreed about which company they were describing.
“This case is about two competitors where one competitor decided they needed to win at all cost,” said Charles K. Verhoeven, a par...
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