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A Lufthansa employee, working on behalf of payment company Cargosprint, stole technical information, including algorithms, from the carrier’s technology partner, Turret Labs, a lawsuit claims.
The allegation, filed in a US court last month by Turret Labs, claims Cargosprint used this information to develop a rival business called SprintPass.
Turret Labs and Lufthansa had an agreement to develop an airport dock delivery technology platform, designed for the airline’s sole use for a few years before the agreement ended. Then Turret Labs would ...
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Joshua Wolf
March 30, 2021 at 3:46 amDefendants CargoSprint LLC and Joshua Wolf won this case. “It is now ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that this proceeding is dismissed in its entirety and judgement is hereby entered in favor of Defendants CargoSprint LLC and Joshua Wolf.”
https://www.pacermonitor.com/public/case/31243232/Turret_Labs_USA,_Inc_v_CargoSprint,_LLC_et_al