He explained that the jury would see evidence, "written documents, that Kalanick said he wanted to use Levandowski to leapfrog Google." “We’re bringing this case because Uber is cheating ...

In a stunning denouement to a case that has riveted Silicon Valley, Waymo and Uber settled their blockbuster trade-secrets lawsuit Friday, with Uber’s new CEO expressing “regret” about his ...

The ride-hailing company says its design differs from Google's approach, and current Uber test vehicles use off-the-shelf LiDAR units purchased from suppliers.

The lines from one of Uber's court filings are more than mere hyperbole. Two of the largest companies in the self-driving-car sector have been mud-slinging since Waymo, a recent spin-out of Google ...

Waymo and Uber abruptly settled a trade secrets trial on Friday after a week filled with executive testimony, colorful text messages, and attorney theatrics. Waymo, formerly known as Google's self ...

If Waymo sticks to their word then arbitration is likely off the table, but they need to know what Levandowski acquired during his time with the company if they want to build their case against Uber.

At issue is whether Uber stole intellectual property when it hired Waymo's star engineer, Anthony Levandowski. Waymo alleges he downloaded files related to autonomous vehicle design before leaving.

A judge is still considering an injunction against Uber's self-driving car tech after a hearing on Wednesday with Waymo.

Waymo and Uber, continuing a battle over self-driving car technology, squared off in federal court in San Francisco on Wednesday. Though the courtroom discussion focused on procedural issues in ...

Meanwhile, Uber reportedly told investors it might reach a settlement agreement with Waymo—a reminder that this case still might not end up in court.

SAN FRANCISCO — Uber suffered a setback in a court case that could affect the development of self-driving cars when the judge referred the case to the U.S. Attorney for an investigation into the ...

The legal confrontation started off with Alphabet's GOOGL Waymo suing Uber for patent infringement and theft of intellectual property and trade.