Intellectual Property,
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Mar. 6, 2020
Former Google engineer files for bankruptcy as legal and financial troubles pile up
The former Google LLC engineer whose defection to Uber Technologies Inc. prompted civil litigation by his former employer and criminal charges for trade secrets theft of self-driving car information has filed for bankruptcy after a San Francisco County judge affirmed a $179 million judgment against him by an arbitration panel.
The former Google LLC engineer whose defection to Uber Technologies Inc. prompted civil ligation by his former employer and criminal charges for trade secrets theft of self-driving car information has filed for bankruptcy after a San Francisco County judge affirmed a $179 million judgment against him by an arbitration panel.
Anthony S. Levandowski filed for bankruptcy late Wednesday, hours after Superior Court Judge
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