Eric Alexander, Uber’s former president of business in Asia, obtained a copy of the woman’s medical report and carried it around with him, people previously told Bloomberg. The law firm’s probe, in part, will look at how the medical report was obtained and whether any bribes were paid, according to the person, who declined to be identified because the matter is private. Kalanick, Alexander and Michael are named in the new suit as defendants in both their personal and professional capacities. A representative for Alexander said there’s no truth to claims that he used bribery to obtain the report. Uber issued a statement after the woman’s suit was filed.

Source: Mint June 23, 2017 03:33 UTC