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Google's Copyright Claims Over Scraping Tossed, For Now
By Ivan Moreno
A California federal judge has dismissed Google's complaint accusing data-scraping company SerpApi of bypassing technological safeguards to copy and resell the tech giant's search results, ruling that Google did not plausibly allege its anti-scraping system operated with the authority of copyright owners whose content appeared in those results.
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
PRIVACY & CONSUMER PROTECTION
COMPETITION
EMPLOYMENT
Nike Ad Crew Member Sues Over Wages, Missed Breaks
By MJ Koo
A production assistant who worked on a Nike Inc. commercial has sued the sportswear giant, its advertising agency and a production company, alleging the companies failed to pay overtime wages, denied meal and rest breaks and delayed wage payments to film crew members, according to a complaint filed in California federal court.
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS
PERSONAL INJURY & MEDICAL MALPRACTICE
TAX
LEGAL INDUSTRY
DOL IG Says Info-Sharing Pacts Lacked Safeguards
By Irene Spezzamonte
U.S. Department of Labor Inspector General Anthony P. D'Esposito testified Wednesday before a U.S. House subcommittee that during the Biden administration, the department shared confidential information with plaintiffs' attorneys without notifying the Wage and Hour Division or the Employee Benefits Security Administration.
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