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Attorneys from three firms urged a California federal judge to award them $217.6 million in fees after reaching a settlement with Google in which the search giant agreed to delete billions of data records related to users' private browsing activities. https://t.co/YE86KcjfhE https://t.co/danT67yy7g
Boies Schiller, Morgan & Morgan and Susman Godfrey have asked a California federal judge to award them $217.6 million in legal fees for their work in a browser data privacy class action against Google. Subscribe to The Daily Docket: https://t.co/s1z0JFiNQe https://t.co/GGhS12JYzp
Boies Schiller Flexner, Morgan & Morgan and Susman Godfrey have asked a judge to award them $217.6 million in attorney fees for their work on a browser data privacy class action against Alphabet's Google https://t.co/zNqb8CtLPm https://t.co/nEjCYKqbZn
Three U.S. law firms, Boies Schiller Flexner, Morgan & Morgan, and Susman Godfrey, have requested a California federal judge to award them $217.6 million in attorney fees for their role in a browser data privacy class action against Alphabet's Google. The request follows a settlement reached earlier this month in which Google agreed to delete billions of data records related to users' private browsing activities. Additionally, the U.S. Department of Justice's landmark antitrust lawsuit against Google is scheduled for an oral ruling at 3pm this Thursday, just ninety minutes before Google's earnings call.