DOJ seeks discovery extension in Google case

Alex Wilts

29 November 2021

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The Department of Justice wants three more months to complete discovery in its monopolisation case against Google, arguing to a federal court in Washington, DC, that extending the deadline will not affect the September 2023 trial date.

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