Re:Uber finds one allegedly stolen Waymo file on an employee...
by ABCLAW on Thursday April 06, 2017 @02:21PM
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For your first few transcripts, it will stick out at you. After you've read a few transcripts from nervous people giving a deposition, you'll see what dithering properly looks like. You'll also begin to see that overly fluid long pieces of prose in back-and-forth discussion aren't natural - they indicate an individual has rehearsed their statement.
In this case, almost every person in that room was top-in-class quality. Not a single argument point was misstated by counsel and Judge Alsup's position was carefully crafted so as to be defensible upon appeal, while also being no-nonsense and get across the gravity of the situation to Uber counsel.
In this case, almost every person in that room was top-in-class quality. Not a single argument point was misstated by counsel and Judge Alsup's position was carefully crafted so as to be defensible upon appeal, while also being no-nonsense and get across the gravity of the situation to Uber counsel.