HM in DBA Headnotes Discussing Uber CSO’s Criminal Conviction

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Written By Hosch & Morris

Hosch & Morris attorneys Charles Hosch, Kate Morris and Russ Pearlman explain the implications of the recent criminal conviction of Uber Technology Inc.’s (Uber) former Chief Security Officer, Joe Sullivan. Was Sullivan a villain or a scapegoat? And how how should organizations respond to the news of his criminal conviction?

Read their commentary in the DBA Headnotes Intellectual Property/Science & Technology Law focus in the February 2023 edition on page 14.

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