Google to face massive UK class action lawsuit over search dominance
Google must face a £7 billion (around $8.8 billion) class action lawsuit in the UK that accuses the company of harming consumers by abusing its dominance in search. On Friday, the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) ruled that the case can move forward, adding to the growing number of legal conflicts Google has to confront worldwide.
Google is facing a new legal threat in the United Kingdom from a consumer advocacy group that is seeking a £7 billion payout.
Pogust Goodhead has confirmed it will conduct a redundancy consultation, in what the class action specialist described as an ...
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Google must face £7B UK class action over search engine dominanceAd slinger alleged to have abused position, resulting in higher prices for consumers Google must face a £7 billion ($8.8 ...
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UK competition tribunal approves $8.8bn lawsuit to proceed against GoogleThe Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has allowed a £7bn (around $8.8bn) class action lawsuit to proceed against Google, ...
For our Cooley colleagues in the US, defending class actions against technology platforms has been a part of their day-to-day for many years.
ChannelNews reported this week that Australian law firm Maurice Blackburn is investigating a class action against Google for ...
Google is facing another major legal challenge, this time in the UK, as a £7 billion class action lawsuit against the tech ...
Despite attempts to block it, Google will have to face a £7 billion (about $8.8 billion) class action lawsuit in the UK over ...
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