21 August 2020

Google and Uber’s trade secrets collision: a cautionary tale for IP owners

Once upon a time, engineer Anthony Levandowski was a valuable employee who played an instrumental role in the development of self-driving technology company, Waymo, a subsidiary of Google’s parent company, Alphabet.

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Google and Uber’s trade secrets collision: a cautionary tale for IP owners

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