DOJ document requests are overly broad and burdensome, Google says

Alex Wilts

25 February 2021

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Google has objected to information requests it received from the Department of Justice as part of the agency’s lawsuit challenging the company’s alleged illegal monopolisation of online search and advertising markets.

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