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https://solatatech.com › article › linkedin-wins-latest-court-battle...
LinkedIn Wins Latest Court Battle Against Data Scraping and the Misuse of User Information 2026 LinkedIn has had a court victory in its long running battle against hiQ Labs which

https://thelegalguide.org › hiq-linkedin-public-data-scraping-final-ruling-its
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals largely sided with HiQ concluding that scraping public data did not constitute an unauthorized access under the CFAA particularly when the data is publicly

https://www.lection.app › blogs › hiq-labs-vs-linkedin-case-explained
If you work with web data you have probably heard someone mention the LinkedIn case when discussing whether scraping is legal The hiQ Labs v LinkedIn lawsuit became the most cited

https://vertexlegal.org › hiq-linkedin-final-ruling-public-data-scraping
The legal clash between hiQ Labs and LinkedIn over the scraping of publicly available LinkedIn profiles has driven a long running conversation about data access corporate terms and the

https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › HiQ_Labs_v._LinkedIn
HiQ Labs Inc v LinkedIn Corp 938 F 3d 985 9th Cir 2019 was a United States Ninth Circuit case about web scraping hiQ is a small data analytics company that used automated bots to scrape

https://papers.ssrn.com › papers.cfm
In hiQ Labs v LinkedIn a six year litigation concluded with a confidential settlement Key takeaways from the US case reveal that while data scraping of publicly available information may not

https://scrapecreators.com › blog › web-scraping-legal
Is web scraping legal Learn what hiQ CFAA public data contracts and trespass claims mean for scraping programs and developer risk

https://scrapingapi.ai › blog › legal-battles-that-changed-web-scraping
Key web scraping court cases from hiQ v LinkedIn to Meta v Bright Data and their impact Legal precedents CFAA rulings and compliance guidance for 2025

https://blog.apify.com › hiq-v-linkedin
A close look at hiQ Labs v LinkedIn Corp and how the case sets legal precedents for extracting publicly available data