About This Webinar
What legal factors should be considered before scraping? With scraping regulations still catching up, putting all the moving pieces – from copyright to data protection laws – can be tricky.

In this webinar, Denas Grybauskas and Alex Reese explored the legal aspects of web scraping. They discussed industry-defining legal cases and reviewed crucial questions to consider before your next data gathering project.

Watch this webinar to:

➡️ Tune into a captivating expert commentary on the latest scraping-related legal developments in US courts,
➡️ Learn how to evaluate different business use cases through a legal lens,
➡️ Discover strategies to navigate common legal concerns successfully.

The webinar offers an exclusive backstage pass to understanding how scraping business use cases are evaluated from a legal perspective, providing reliable and relevant insights.
Presenters
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    Denas Grybauskas
    Head of Legal at Oxylabs
    Denas acquired extensive legal experience and business acumen through his work in a law firm and large corporate groups. Together with his passion for the tech world, it helped him emerge as one of the leading legal counsels in the scraping industry. At Oxylabs, Denas leads a team of legal counsels, helping the company navigate the complex and frequently changing legal landscape. His day-to-day activities include strategic contract negotiations, overseeing compliance issues, and managing the company’s intellectual property and litigation portfolio.
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    Alex Reese
    Partner at Farella Braun + Martel
    Alex Reese specializes in representing individuals and companies of all sizes on technology-related disputes. He has counseled more than a dozen data analytics companies regarding the scope of anti-scraping laws and is frequently adverse to large technology platforms in negotiating his clients’ rights to use and analyze data. He also regularly represents startups, company founders, venture capital firms, and other privately held companies on a wide range of matters.
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