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United States v. Google (search) antitrust case

US District Court, District of Columbia · 1:20-cv-03010 · filed Oct 20, 2020 · Decided

The government search monopoly case. Google was found to have monopolized general search in 2024; the September 2025 remedies bar exclusive deals and require sharing some search data, without a Chrome sale.

The case

Plaintiffs
US Department of Justice
Defendants
Google
Court
US District Court, District of Columbia
Docket
1:20-cv-03010
Filed
Oct 20, 2020
Status
Decided
Outcome
Remedies opinion on 2 Sep 2025: exclusive distribution deals barred, some search index and interaction data shared with rivals, no Chrome or Android divestiture

History

6 dated entries
DateEntry
Sep 2, 2025Ruling: REDACTED MEMORANDUM OPINION. The parties shall meet and confer and, by September 10, 2025, submit a revised final judgment that is consistent with this Memorandum Opinion
Sep 2, 2025Order: ORDER re: the redactions of the Memorandum Opinion, ECF No. 1436
Sep 2, 2025Decision: DOJ: Department of Justice wins significant remedies against Google
Jul 30, 2025Order: MINUTE ORDER re 1427 Request for Leave to File Review
Jul 29, 2025Order: MINUTE ORDER. By August 1, 2025, Google shall file a brief of no more than five pages explaining why it did not include a one-year term limitation for OEM and carrier agreements wh
Oct 20, 2020Filing: Complaint filed: United States of America et al. v. Google LLC
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United States of America et al. v. Google LLC

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