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Free Range Content, Inc. v. Google Inc.
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March 02, 2018
Website Class Seeks OK Of $11M Google AdSense Deal
A class of website owners accusing Google of withholding advertising revenue asked a California federal judge Thursday to preliminarily approve an $11 million settlement with the search giant.
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October 03, 2017
Websites Get Cert. In Nearly Settled Google AdSense Suit
A California federal judge has partially certified a class of website owners accusing Google Inc. of withholding advertising revenue, according to an order unsealed Tuesday in a lawsuit that's nearing a mediated settlement.
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June 15, 2017
Google Turns Tables In Ad Sites' Class Cert. Hearing
Google's courtroom arguments on Thursday appeared to sway a California federal judge who'd tentatively ruled to certify a class of websites accusing the tech giant of withholding advertising revenue, with the judge concluding the hearing by saying the proposed class might be overbroad.
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November 18, 2015
Hagens Berman Brief Rejected Over Footnotes In Google Suit
A California federal judge has ordered a putative class of website operators accusing Google Inc. of not paying them advertising revenue to refile their rebuttal to Google's motion to dismiss the suit, ruling the filing from Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP attorneys had too many footnotes.