May 29, 2024
Google and Apple urged a California federal judge not to revive a private lawsuit accusing Google of paying Apple not to produce its own search engine, arguing the consumers have nothing new in citing months-old revelations from the Justice Department's search monopolization case against Google.
May 14, 2024
Private plaintiffs are asking for another crack at their antitrust suit accusing Google of entering illegal agreements to serve as the iPhone's default search engine, saying newly discovered contracts unearthed from the U.S. Department of Justice's ongoing case against the tech giant support a reconsideration.
March 28, 2024
Google urged a California federal judge to permanently dismiss an amended antitrust suit over an agreement with Apple that would make Google the default iPhone search engine, calling it an untimely effort to "piggyback" on the U.S.'s monopolization case against Google without asserting any specified, antitrust injury.
February 05, 2024
A California federal judge Monday tossed an antitrust suit over Google and Apple's agreement making Google the default iPhone search engine, saying the consumers have not plausibly alleged that competitors are being shut out of the market, but will allow them to rework some claims.
January 23, 2024
A California federal judge overseeing an antitrust suit over Google and Apple's agreement making Google the default iPhone search engine appeared open to the tech giants' dismissal motion Tuesday, telling consumers, "I don't see a lot of factual allegations to support" that competitors are being shut out of the market.