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> against Levandowski They can't, because they agreed to binding arbitration. The Feds can pursue him criminally.
by xapata 9y ago
> against Levandowski
They can't, because they agreed to binding arbitration. The Feds can pursue him criminally.
- mannykannot 9y agoAt one point, Waymo initiated arbitration over the issue of poaching employees, but the taking of trade secrets was excluded from that case. Did they subsequently go to arbitration over the latter? And, on the other hand, does the mandatory arbitration clause in Waymo's employment contracts mean that it can not take Levandowski to court over the trade secrets?
- xapata 9y agoAnything civil must go to arbitration and criminal isn't something Waymo can initiate. Alsup recommended the DOJ look at the case. They may choose to investigate Levandowski. I am not a lawyer.