Judge narrows Tesla lawsuit against former employee

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Judge narrows Tesla lawsuit against former employee

Accused of hacking computers and leaking proprietary data.

A US federal judge narrowed Tesla's lawsuit against a former employee it accused of hacking into its computers and leaking proprietary data to a reporter. The judge also dismissed a defamation counterclaim by the former employee. Chief Judge Miranda Du of the federal court in Reno, Nevada ...

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