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.”
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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