Problem is, Uber made a contract which explicitly indemnifies him. I'm fairly certain, that is not standard from Uber. From what I heard, what "the guilty engi

Problem is, Uber made a contract which explicitly indemnifies him. I'm fairly certain, that is not standard from Uber. From what I heard, what "the guilty engineer" did, was an open secret. Those two things together make it rather unlikely that Uber, or more exactly, the people involved in the decision at Uber at that time, where completely in the dark.