23andMe has sold the genetic data of its customers to the TTAM Research Institute, a nonprofit helmed by its co-founder, Anne Wojcicki. This move follows the company’s bankruptcy and has…
Summary The article recounts a dramatic legal case where Gmail server evidence played a crucial role in a jury’s decision. A jury awarded $23.2 million for wrongful death after uncovering…
23andMe’s Data Sold to Nonprofit Run by Its Co-Founder – ‘And I Still Don’t Trust It’ The genetic testing company 23andMe has sold its data from more than 10 million…
How Gmail Server Evidence Led to a Jury Verdict of $23.2 Million For Wrongful Death The case explored the role of Gmail server evidence in a high-profile wrongful death trial.…
Summary 23andMe has officially sold its genetic data, collected from over 10 million customers, to the TTAM Research Institute, a nonprofit led by co-founder Anne Wojcicki, for $305 million. Following…
Summary A long-running case regarding the wrongful death of Alice Ku concluded with a jury awarding $23.2 million against her husband, a Canadian mechanical engineer, based on evidence from Gmail…
Summary 23andMe’s genetic data has been sold to the TTAM Research Institute, a nonprofit controlled by its co-founder Anne Wojcicki, for $305 million. This acquisition comes after 23andMe’s bankruptcy, during…
Summary A recent court trial highlighted how digital evidence from Gmail was pivotal in securing a $23.2 million verdict for wrongful death. The case revolved around an email that ostensibly…
23andMe has sold the genetic data of its over 10 million users to the TTAM Research Institute, a nonprofit led by co-founder Anne Wojcicki, for $305 million. This comes after…
Summary An interesting case involves how Gmail server evidence played a pivotal role in a $23.2 million jury verdict against a husband for wrongful death. The case revolves around a…
