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Collaborate Away: Ninth Circuit Rules that Non-Solicitation Provisions in Collaboration Agreements Are Not Per Se Violations of Federal Antitrust Law

LexBlog IP

A recent Ninth Circuit ruling in a dispute between two health care staffing agencies clarifies that non-solicitation provisions in business-to-business collaboration agreements are not per se violations of the Sherman Act. That contract contained a non-solicitation provision prohibiting Aya from soliciting AMN’s employees.

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Collaborate Away: Ninth Circuit Rules that Non-Solicitation Provisions in Collaboration Agreements Are Not Per Se Violations of Federal Antitrust Law

Trading Secrets

A recent Ninth Circuit ruling in a dispute between two health care staffing agencies clarifies that non-solicitation provisions in business-to-business collaboration agreements are not per se violations of the Sherman Act. That contract contained a non-solicitation provision prohibiting Aya from soliciting AMN’s employees.

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FTC and CPPA Release Rules to Address AI Risks and Protect Consumer Rights

LexBlog IP

CIDs are legal requests for information or documents that the FTC uses to investigate potential consumer protection or antitrust law violations. The FTC has previously issued guidance and reports on these topics and brought enforcement actions against companies that misused or misrepresented their AI capabilities.

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17th Public Commission Meeting – The FTC is Finally Seeing Green?

LexBlog IP

For those who are not that familiar with the FTC’s organizational structure, that was a bit of an unexpected choice to present on this topic. With that said, the presentation was an overview of how the FTC approaches data security issues and, in particular, how the order provisions reflect an approach of addressing risk systemically.

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[Conference Report] More Than Just a Game - London 2023

The IPKat

Lastly, the UK is drafting specific provisions towards the author of the generated work, even though at the moment it only covers the human input in the machine, similarly to the US. Moreover, the possibility of a human centric Metaverse was considered in light of competition and antitrust, data protection and consumer protection laws.

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Once Again, LinkedIn Can’t Use CFAA To Stop Unwanted Scraping–hiQ v. LinkedIn

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

The court also looks to the SCA’s similar “without authorization” provision and the rule of lenity. Is the CFAA just a proxy for antitrust concerns? Which, if any, of this court’s analysis would differ under the “exceeds authorized access” provision? Those claims RARELY succeed. Comments from Kieran McCarthy.

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2021 Trade Secrets Webinar Series: Takeaways & Recordings

Trading Secrets

Minor differences exist in the definition of “trade secret” between TUTSA and DTSA, TUTSA lacks whistleblower immunity provisions and a specific mechanism for ex parte seizures, and TUTSA preempts related common law claims while the DTSA does not. Overview of Non-Compete Legislation and Enforcement Issues from 2021. View the Recording.