Uber had special team to obstruct legal cases and spy on rivals, court told - News Summed Up

Uber had special team to obstruct legal cases and spy on rivals, court told


Uber had a team of employees dedicated to spying on rival companies and “impeding” legal investigations into the company, a former employee testified in federal court Tuesday. Earlier this year, the attorney for Richard Jacobs, a former Uber employee, had sent a letter to Uber’s in-house counsel with his allegations about the special group. But Uber had not provided the letter to Waymo as part of legal discovery before the start of the trial. Uber and Jacobs reached a $4.5m settlement, which included a non-disparagement clause and a one-year consulting gig for Jacobs to help Uber “root out bad behavior”, Jacobs said. Uber loses London license Uber loses its license to operate in London due to a lack of corporate responsibility.


Source: The Guardian November 28, 2017 22:52 UTC



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