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Federal Court Rules Cease-and-Desist Letter Insufficient to Revoke Authorization for CFAA Claim
In an online world where websites are often publicly accessible, the question of how and...
Ahmed Eissa, Stacey Brandenburg
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District Court Denies Kochava’s Motion to Dismiss FTC Complaint Regarding Geolocation Data Sales
The federal district court in the Southern District of Idaho denied Kochava’s second attempt to dismiss the...
Ken Dreifach, Emma Bourgeois, Stacey Brandenburg
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hiQ v. LinkedIn Wrapped Up: Web Scraping Lessons Learned
The five-year dispute between hiQ Labs and LinkedIn over web scraping has come to an...
Ahmed Eissa, Sheri Pan, Stacey Brandenburg
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hiQ v. LinkedIn: Breach of Contract and CFAA Claims Proceed to Trial
For those following web scraping caselaw, the hiQ Labs v. LinkedIn Corporation case has been one to...
Ahmed Eissa, Daniel Levin, Stacey Brandenburg, Sheri Pan
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Sale of Sensitive Location Data Under Scrutiny by the FTC
The FTC sued data broker Kochava, Inc. in federal district court, alleging their sale and...
Zach Lerner, Cat Kellogg, Stacey Brandenburg
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Ninth Circuit Says It Again: Scraping of Public Websites Is Generally Not a CFAA Violation
On remand from the Supreme Court, the Ninth Circuit again affirmed the preliminary injunction precluding...
Sheri Pan, Stacey Brandenburg
