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Inform Inc. v. Google LLC et al
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September 21, 2021
Google Ducks Video Ad Co.'s Antitrust Claims For Good
A Georgia federal court dismissed a case from a flagging digital media advertising company accusing Google of violating antitrust law after finding that a revamped version of the suit is still a "quintessential shotgun pleading."
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September 28, 2020
Ad Co. Must Redo 'Virtually Impossible' To Read Google Suit
A flagging digital media advertising company must rejigger its monopolization suit against Google after a Georgia federal judge found Friday that the complaint is a textbook example of a "shotgun pleading" full of "conclusory, vague and immaterial facts."
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January 23, 2020
Google Wants Media Ad Co.'s Monopolization Suit Deleted
Google urged a Georgia federal judge Wednesday to toss a flagging digital media advertising company's monopolization suit, arguing that its broad allegations reflect no wrongdoing but only the internet ecosystem's natural move away from the Flash video player.
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November 26, 2019
Google Accused Of Monopolization By Media Advertising Co.
A flagging digital media advertising company has hit Google with a lawsuit in Georgia federal court, accusing the internet giant of using a pattern of anti-competitive behavior to cement its dominance over several interrelated markets and calling for it to be broken up.