Cisco owes nearly $66 million in audio-conferencing patent case, jury says Reuters Article Source https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/cisco-owes-nearly-66-mln-audio-conferencing-patent-case-jury-says-2024-08-30/
Google has avoided an antitrust jury trial by offering to settle with the US Department of Justice for an undisclosed amount to cover all monetary damages they were seeking. The tech giant claimed that the Justice Department fabricated claims for damages at the last minute to secure a jury trial in a case they described … Read more
Google has decided to pay the full amount of damages proposed by the US government in order to avoid a risky jury trial in a case brought by the Justice Department targeting its alleged monopoly in the digital advertising market. The Department of Justice sought monetary damages on behalf of government entities that were allegedly … Read more
Google has made a preemptive payment to the US government in order to avoid a jury trial in the Department of Justice’s antitrust lawsuit regarding its digital advertising business. The exact amount of the payment has not been disclosed, but Google hopes that this action will eliminate the need for a trial by jury and … Read more
Alphabet’s Google made a pre-emptive payment to the US government, in an unusual move to avoid a jury trial in the Justice Department’s antitrust lawsuit regarding its digital advertising business. The payment amount was not disclosed, but it was mentioned in a court filing stating that the case should be heard and decided by a … Read more
Alphabet’s Google has made a rare move by paying damages to the U.S. government before a jury trial in the Justice Department’s antitrust lawsuit over its digital advertising business. This preemptive action was taken to avoid a potentially lengthy and costly trial. The lawsuit was successful, highlighting the increasing scrutiny that tech companies are facing … Read more