Civil Litigation,
Intellectual Property
Dec. 31, 2019
Self-driving car company may face sanctions in trade secrets case
A self-driving car company should be sanctioned for allegedly allowing its co-founder to review documents designated solely for attorneys, according to a competing company suing over stolen trade secrets claims.
A self-driving car company should be sanctioned for allegedly allowing its co-founder to review documents designated solely for attorneys, according to a competing company suing over stolen trade secrets claims.
Patrick Lam, an executive at Zhong Zhi Xing Technology Co. Ltd., improperly read and summarized WeRide Corp.'s classified contracts to write a letter to Chinese municipal authorities for unrelated legal proceedings in China...
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