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When To Request Defendant’s Financial Data

Why would a plaintiff who has access to 3.5 million documents from…

EU Looks into Google’s Use of Online Content for AI

The European Commission has opened an antitrust investigation into Google, examining whether…

Spain Accepts Google’s Commitments on Publisher Remuneration

The Spanish National Commission on Markets and Competition (CNMC) has approved the…

Google Ordered to Pay €20 Million in Damages to Belgian Media Group Rossel

A Paris court has ordered the American technology company Google to pay…

European Commission Probes Google’s AI Content Practices

The European Commission has opened a formal antitrust investigation into possible anticompetitive…

US Judge Orders Google to Limit Default Search and AI App Contracts to One Year

A federal judge has ordered Google to limit all default search and…

Financial Literacy as a Litigation Strategy: Lessons from Apple and Google

Recent rulings from the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) show that regulators…

Google Fined $55 Million for Anti-Competitive Conduct in Australia

The Federal Court of Australia has ordered Google Asia Pacific to pay…

EU Cloud Market Probes: Regulation vs Finance

The European Commission recently announced a market study into the cloud computing…

Google and Meta Explore Major AI Chip Supply Deal

Meta Platforms is in advanced discussions with Google over a multi-billion-dollar agreement…

Italy Secures Greater Transparency from Google on User Consent

The Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) has closed its investigation into Google’s request…

Google Hit with €570 Million Damages Ruling in Germany

A Berlin regional court has ruled that Google must pay more than…