Has Costar sued a brokerage for having a internal MLS
Hi I work for a brokerage and we use a mls internally to share info on our listings, like every other brokerage out there we use costar. I was wondering if costar would sue us for sharing information between the brokers at our firm. 

The only information we take from costar is the building address and what floors are available. The brokers are responsible for finding out more information on the space.
[{"id": "diby1su", "text": "Usually when it comes to the question of whether or not CoStar will sue you, the answer is always yes. In your case, I'd say you're safe.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "diccz6l", "text": "No. Any decent brokerage firm as an internal network which listing and previous sales are shared. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "did2zrh", "text": "If the only information in your database is either (a) publicly disclosed or (b) available from other sources or (c) verified by someone in your office, then no, they can't sue.  For what, the knowledge?  CoStar doesn't own the concept of information.  They don't even, in my experience, get a whole lot of the information correct in the first place.\n\nJust call it your database, don't refer to it as an MLS.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dih4lrx", "text": "They have sued Xceligent but thats after repeated web scraping notifications and warnings. I dont know the merit to their allegations but as long as you arent mass producing data and selling it, they wont sue. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dijay6d", "text": "https://cre.tech/loopnets-terms-conditions-didnt-read-might-cost-30k/    ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]