Intellectual Property,
Criminal
Jan. 29, 2020
Prosecutors rest trade secrets case after defunct company’s CEO testifies
Former Jawbone founder Hosain Rahman testifed Tuesday that the defendant accused of criminal trade secrets possession was “angry” when he met with her to talk her out of leaving for a competitor, saying she was quitting for a comparable job at better-performing company that could pay its vendors on time.
SAN JOSE -- Former Jawbone founder Hosain Rahman testified Tuesday that a former employee accused of criminal trade secrets possession was "angry" when he met with her to talk her out of leaving for a competitor, saying she was quitting for a comparable job at better-performing company that could pay its vendors on time.
"She said, 'I'm going to do what I came to do [at Jawbone] and finish it there," Rahman quoted defendant Katherin...
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