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The Recorder

2017: A Year In Uber

Over the last 365 days, the San Francisco-based ridesharing company has hired and fired new legal team members, and faced suits from competitors, users and employees.
1 minute read

Connecticut Law Tribune

2017 in Review: The Biggest Legal Developments in Connecticut

This year saw many legal twists and turns. The Connecticut Law Tribune looks back at the top five news stories ranging from a law firm allegedly destroying evidence to the state's high court hearing oral arguments in the Sandy Hook case.
5 minute read

The Legal Intelligencer

2017 Patent Applications Can Predict Innovations of the Future

As companies develop new ideas, they often file patent applications with various patent offices in order to protect their investments. Here are a few patents (and patent applications) that were published in 2017 and that may predict how innovation will influence the future.
7 minute read

National Law Journal

Cyber Risks and CFIUS: A Conversation With MoFo's John Carlin

John Carlin, former assistant U.S. attorney general in charge of the National Security Division, who is now chairman of the global risk and crisis management team at Morrison & Foerster, talks with the National Law Journal about proposed legislation to overhaul the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States' review process.
10 minute read

Corporate Counsel

5 Accusations From the Jacobs Letter That Could Rock Uber's Legal Department

The letter, unsealed as part of Uber's trade secrets battle with Waymo, packs a serious punch in its accusations.
5 minute read

The Recorder

Letter From Ex-Uber Employee's Lawyer Describes Targeted Trade Secret Theft, Discovery Evasion

The letter, written by whistleblower attorney Clayton Halunen on behalf of former Uber security analyst Richard Jacobs, alleges that Uber ran clandestine operations aimed at stealing competitors' trade secret information—including Waymo's.
3 minute read

The Recorder

Revealed: Former Uber Employee's Whistleblower Letter in Waymo v. Uber

READ: Here's the letter—unsealed Friday in Waymo v. Uber—that a lawyer for former Uber manager of global intelligence Richard Jacobs sent to Uber in-house attorney Angela Padilla.
1 minute read

The Recorder

Unsealed Now: Letter from Federal Prosecutors in Waymo v. Uber

Read the letter the U.S. attorney's office sent alerting Judge William Alsup to an explosive allegations a former Uber employee had passed to an in-house Uber attorney. The letter was unsealed and posted publicly Wednesday in the Waymo v. Uber docket.
2 minute read

The Recorder

Is Ephemeral Messaging an Evidence Foul? Not Necessarily

Uber is in the hot seat for its use of messaging apps such as Wickr with self-destruct features. But legal experts say evidence rules don't preclude such tools, and Wickr's CEO warns against "stigmatizing" information security.
29 minute read

The Recorder

Why Did Feds Hand Over Former Uber Employee's Explosive Letter in Waymo Fight?

The rare, if not unprecedented move, to hand over a piece of evidence that surfaced in a parallel criminal investigation has former prosecutors abuzz.
6 minute read

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