Loop AI Labs, Inc. v. Gatti et al

  1. February 22, 2016

    Venable Accused Of Shady Contact In AI Trade Secrets Row

    An artificial intelligence company accusing its fired CEO of sharing the startup's trade secrets with her new employer asked a California federal court Saturday to block opposing counsel at Venable LLP from improperly contacting the tech firm.

  2. January 28, 2016

    Request To DQ Ex-Orrick Atty In Trade Secrets Suit Denied

    A former Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP attorney and his new firm can continue representing an artificial intelligence company in trade secrets litigation with a former Orrick client, a California federal judge said Thursday, disregarding protestations from the opposition alleging a conflict of interest.

  3. October 29, 2015

    Court Urged To DQ Ex-Orrick Atty's Firm In Trade Secrets Suit

    A former Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP attorney is circumventing his ethical duties because his new firm is representing an artificial intelligence company in trade secrets litigation against a former Orrick client, an opponent asserted Wednesday in California federal court.

  4. October 22, 2015

    Venable DQ Bid Slammed In Tech Rivals' Trade Secrets Row

    Almawave fought a bid to disqualify Venable LLP from representing the artificial intelligence company and its CEO in a rival's trade secrets suit, saying Wednesday a Venable partner was never privy to confidential information when his old firm represented the rival in another case.

  5. September 17, 2015

    Loop AI Labs Wants Venable DQ'd Over Atty's Orrick Ties

    A Silicon Valley startup argued Wednesday in California federal court that Venable LLP and one of its partners, who was with Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP while it represented the startup, should be disqualified from representing the artificial-intelligence computing company's former CEO in a trade secrets case because of conflicts of interest.

  6. February 23, 2015

    Tech Startup Accuses Former CEO Of Blocking Investments

    A Silicon Valley startup has accused its recently fired CEO of taking a top job at a competitor months before she left the company, sharing the startup's trade secrets, breaching her contract and sabotaging its attempts at attracting venture capital, according to a suit filed Friday in California federal court.