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LinkedIn Data Scraping Case Shows 9th Circ. Shift On CFAA

When may a company legally scrape data from another company’s website? Does it matter whether the website is open to the public or only to logged-in users? This is a contested area of law under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, 18 U.S.C. Section 1030, the federal statute that imposes […]

Cooley / November 5, 2019

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LinkedIn Data Scraping Case Shows 9th Circ. Shift On CFAA