Lawyers for the social-networking site say they have reached a tentative settlement in a suit over the company's use of members' names and profile photos in marketing emails.
February 05, 2015 at 05:55 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Lawyers for LinkedIn Corp. say they are close to settling a proposed privacy class action over the company’s practice of sending repeated marketing emails to users’ contacts.
The suit, Perkins v. LinkedIn, 13-4303, claims LinkedIn misappropriates the names and likenesses of its users to make it seem they are sending the invitations to join the professional-networking site.
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