Intellectual Property,
Criminal
Sep. 5, 2019
Prosecutors fail to raise former Google engineer’s bond
The attorney representing a former Google Inc. executive alleged to have stolen trade secrets for Uber Technologies Inc. accused federal prosecutors of "grandstanding and overreach" after they argued his bail should be increased to $10 million.
SAN JOSE -- The attorney representing a former Google Inc. executive alleged to have stolen trade secrets for Uber Technologies Inc. accused federal prosecutors of "grandstanding and overreach" after they argued his bail should be increased to $10 million.
Federal prosecutors are trying to put on a show in their pursuit of a criminal conviction against Silicon Valley's most notable technologist on autonomous vehicles, argued Anthon...
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