Topic: legal arguments
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DOJ, Google Ad Tech Monopoly Trial Concludes
The U.S. Department of Justice has concluded an antitrust trial against Google, seeking structural divestiture of its ad exchange and publisher tools to restore competition in the digital advertising market. Google opposes the breakup, arguing that divestiture would cause technical chaos and harm...
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Apple Sued for Allegedly Delaying Siri Features
Apple faces a class action lawsuit over allegations of misleading marketing after delaying two key Siri features, with plaintiffs claiming they would not have bought an iPhone 16 or would have paid less had they known. Apple argues the delay of only two features is insufficient grounds for the la...
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Google Appeals to Supreme Court to Overturn Epic Games Ruling
Google is appealing to the Supreme Court to overturn a ruling that would force major changes to its Android app store policies, arguing lower courts overstepped their authority. The upheld injunction requires Google to allow alternative payment systems and app stores, aiming to dismantle what Epi...
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Tesla Fights $243M Autopilot Death Verdict in Court
Tesla is seeking to overturn a $243 million verdict or get a new trial, arguing the driver's actions were primarily responsible for the fatal crash and that the decision contradicts Florida law and common sense. The company claims its Autopilot system performed as expected, but the driver was dis...
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Is the Web Thriving or Dying? Google's Uncertain Stance
Google presents conflicting views on the health of the open web, with executives publicly claiming it is thriving while legal filings argue it is in rapid decline. The company's legal stance appears aimed at opposing regulatory actions, such as divesting parts of its advertising business, raising...
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