Uber fights to keep Google self-driving car lawsuit from going to trial | Forbes

by Alex Kirkpatrick

27 April 2017

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Attorneys for Uber worked Thursday morning to convince a federal judge that a case brought by rival Waymo over the alleged theft of trade secrets from the company should be dealt with in arbitration and not in a public trial, the latest twist in the high-stakes legal battle over the future of autonomous cars.

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