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I'm really curious how Alphabet even suspects that Levandowski signed this doc days after he quit. Anonymous/confidential tip?

• tyingq 9y ago
  They didn't know. Levandowski's lawyer outed its existence in a hearing, trying to use it as some basis for redacting or witholding other documents. "Ramsey pointed to a joint defense agreement between Levandowski and various law firms that meant that nothing should be revealed." I assume it was dated. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/04/judge-accuses-uber-and-levandowski-of-obfuscation-in-waymo-case/ https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/04/judge-accuses-ub... Perhaps a move he regrets? Edit: That arstechnica article has much more info on how this played out than the main linked article for this thread.
  • ehsankia 9y ago
    Wow, misstep after misstep. This is really turning out very poorly for Uber. All because of a bunch of accidental events.
    • remarkEon 9y ago
      If this gets more wild (and I feel it might) it could end up as a movie.
      • ufo 9y ago
        At this rate it will end up like The Informant
        • tyingq 9y ago
          I see some parallels with War Dogs too.
    • tdb7893 9y ago
      In a more cynical view it could be because he is actually super guilty and many of these "missteps" are because the alternatives are even worse
      • woodandsteel 9y ago
        Not just he but also Uber.
    • usefulcat 9y ago
      "Accidental"? Wow, that seems a very charitable view..
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