A federal judge in San Jose has turned back a preliminary injunction bid from China-based ride-hailing company UCAR Inc. in a trade secret lawsuit against four former employees of its U.S. subsidiary.
April 20, 2017 at 01:15 PM
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A federal judge in San Jose has turned back a preliminary injunction bid from China-based ride-hailing company UCAR Inc. in a trade secret lawsuit against four former employees of its U.S. subsidiary.
UCAR and its lawyers at RuyakCherian sued four software developers in March claiming they stole company trade secrets when they resigned abruptly earlier this year to start their own driverless-car venture.
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