In its initial action, LinkedIn filed a lawsuit against unnamed defendants for, among other alleged violations, maliciously creating fake profiles and using Amazon Web Services as a smokescreen to hide the still anonymous defendant’s illicit pilfering of “LinkedIn data.”
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Since LinkedIn first filed its complaint against HiringSolved back in January, the case and its developments have been highly publicized – and closely watched – throughout the HR technology and recruiting industries.
In its initial action, LinkedIn filed a lawsuit against unnamed defendants for, among other alleged violations, maliciously creating fake profiles and using Amazon Web Services as a smokescreen to hide the still anonymous defendant’s illicit pilfering of “LinkedIn data.” |
AuthorNicole Greenberg, Esq. serves as a Principal Consultant and Chief Legal Advisor at STA Worldwide, a global professional services firm specializing in IT staffing, project management and consulting services. A licensed Illinois attorney and member of the American Bar Association, Nicole has over a decade of experience in talent acquisition and recruiting strategy. Archives
March 2016
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