Uber's Levandowski Fights Full Disclosure Over Waymo Secrets
- Driverless car project engineer is worried about prosecution
- Alphabet unit says ride-hailing giant is stonewalling in suit
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Uber Technologies Inc.’s robocar project director wants his company to be spared from having to turn over certain documents in Waymo’s trade-secrets theft suit, saying he’s vulnerable to criminal prosecution.
Engineer Anthony Levandowski, who’s asserting his constitutional right against self-incrimination, asked a San Francisco federal judge Thursday to scale back an order requiring the ride-hailing giant to disclose thousands of records relating to driverless technology.