03Sep
Who Pays When Your New Employee Brings Your Competitor’s Trade Secrets?
Days ago, engineer Anthony Levandowski was indicted on criminal charges accusing him of stealing information from Google-owned Waymo and taking it to Uber. While the indictment alleges he downloaded 14,000 documents containing trade secrets before he...
By:
Gray Reed & McGraw
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