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Alleged ‘brazen’ theft of startup’s documents should be Silicon Valley wake-up call, fired worker says
Scott Ellison of Palo Alto, California at his home on Friday, April 14, 2023. - Dai Sugano/Bay Area News Group/TNS

Alleged ‘brazen’ theft of startup’s documents should be Silicon Valley wake-up call, fired worker says

A longtime Silicon Valley tech executive claims in a new lawsuit that a Mountain View, California, financial-technology firm stole intellectual property from its San Francisco rival so easily that every startup should fear the same thing happening to them. Scott Ellison of Palo Alto, California, alleges in his lawsuit filed Tuesday that he was wrongfully fired from Mountain View firm Stampli after reporting to its CEO that a newly hired executive had misappropriated documents from his former employer — a competitor in San Francisco named Front — and had given the materials to Stampli along wit...

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