X Corp. v. Bright Data, order re second amended complaint (26 November 2024): access-based claims may go forward (X Corp. v. Bright Data Ltd., No. C 23-03698 WHA (N.D. Cal. Nov. 26, 2024), Dkt. 156)
X's claims about copying users' posts stayed preempted, but the court let X pursue claims about how Bright Data reached its servers: trespass, contract breach and related state claims.
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“In sum, X Corp. may go forward with its proposed amendments as to its access-based claims for trespass to chattels, unlawful and fraudulent business acts under Section 17200, tortious interference with contract, and contract breach.”
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