Google Advertising Monopoly
Connecting law firms with businesses harmed by Google's anticompetitive practices in digital advertising.
Case Overview
Google dominates digital advertising, controlling over 90% of the ad tech market at multiple levels. The Department of Justice and multiple state attorneys general have filed antitrust lawsuits alleging that Google has illegally maintained monopolies in search and search advertising.
Businesses that advertise on Google may have paid inflated prices due to Google's anticompetitive behavior. By controlling both sides of ad transactions and manipulating auctions, Google allegedly extracted billions in excess fees from advertisers.
Class action lawsuits seek to recover damages for businesses that overpaid for Google advertising due to these monopolistic practices.
Monopolization, price fixing, anticompetitive conduct
Google Ads, Google Ad Manager, Display Network, YouTube Ads
Active - DOJ case and private class actions pending
Businesses that purchased Google advertising may be entitled to compensation.
Government lawsuits have detailed Google's alleged anticompetitive behavior.
Google controls the tools used by both advertisers and publishers, allowing it to manipulate both sides of transactions.
Google allegedly manipulated ad auctions to increase prices and ensure its own properties won bids over competitors.
Billions paid to Apple and others to maintain Google as the default search engine, blocking competition.
We connect businesses with experienced antitrust attorneys.
We target businesses that have advertised on Google and may have claims.
We help businesses gather advertising spend data needed for claims.
We connect with law firms experienced in antitrust class actions.
Key Facts
- Defendant: Google LLC (Alphabet Inc.)
- Allegations: Monopolization, price fixing, anticompetitive conduct
- Affected Products: Google Ads, Google Ad Manager, Display Network, YouTube Ads
- Litigation Status: Active - DOJ case and private class actions pending
Who Qualifies
Business Types
- Small and medium businesses
- E-commerce companies
- Service providers
- Law firms and professional services
- Any business that advertised on Google
Advertising Spend
- Google Search Ads
- Google Display Network
- YouTube advertising
- Google Shopping ads
- Any Google Ads platform spending
Time Period
- Purchased Google advertising in the U.S.
- Advertising spend within the class period
- Significant ad spend improves claim value
Documentation
- Google Ads account history
- Billing and payment records
- Advertising spend reports
- Invoice receipts from Google
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