Anthony Levandowski, the self-driving engineer accused by Google of breaching his contract and misusing confidential information, has filed for bankruptcy
Elizabeth WollmanAnthony Levandowski, the self-driving engineer accused by Google of breaching his employment contract and misusing confidential information, filed for bankruptcy, citing a $179 million legal judgment.
A judge ruled Wednesday in San Francisco County Superior Court that Mr. Levandowski must pay Google an award determined in December by an arbitration panel, plus interest and lawyers’ fees. Mr. Levandowski had appealed the arbitration panel’s decision.
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