Google scores ‘$2 billion victory’ in privacy lawsuit: What the judge said
A federal judge rejected a consumer bid for over $2 billion in penalties against Google concerning user data collection. The judge ruled that plaintiffs failed to prove irreparable harm for an injunction and that their profit calculation was insufficiently supported for disgorgement. This decision follows a previous jury award of $425 million.
A federal judge rejected a consumer bid for over $2 billion in penalties against Google concerning user data collection. The judge ruled that plaintiffs failed to prove irreparable harm for an injunction and that their profit calculation was insufficiently supported for disgorgement. This decision follows a previous jury award of $425 million.
