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Dunbar v. Google, Inc.
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April 03, 2013
Google Chastised Over Doc Preservation In Data Mining Suit
A California federal judge criticized Google Inc. on Tuesday for failing to preserve discoverable documents in connection with a proposed class action alleging the technology giant illegally harvested information from users' Gmail accounts, but declined to impose sanctions.
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January 30, 2013
Google Data Mining Plaintiff Moves To Certify Class
A Texas man accusing Google Inc. of illegally using data from emails sent to Gmail addresses asked a California federal judge on Monday to certify a class of account holders, battling Google's claims that consent issues in the case have to be determined individually.
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January 09, 2013
Google Told To Produce Docs In Data Mining Suit
A California federal judge on Tuesday ordered Google Inc. to produce internal documents in order to expedite a putative class action filed by a Texas man who alleges the search giant illegally uses data from emails sent to Gmail addresses.