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Week of September 28, 2026 Top Takeaways Google’s Private Cases Turn on Proof of Injury: Key publisher and AdX class claims survived summary judgment in the ad-tech litigation, while search users’ claims failed in Arcell for lack of evidence connecting Google’s conduct to their alleged harm. Pricing Benchmarks Embedded in Customer Quotes Draw Antitrust Claims: The construction-equipment rental court allowed both price-fixing and separate information-exchange claims to proceed based on...

Key Takeaways California Monopolization Claims Are Now Governed by State Law, and Federal Precedent Is “Not Conclusive” The Act Codifies Pro-Enforcement California Precedent as “Broader in Range and Deeper in Reach” Than the Sherman Act, but Leaves “Monopoly” Undefined Substantial Market Power Is the Operative Threshold in Product, Service, and Labor Markets Only the California Attorney General and District Attorneys Can Bring Monopolization Claims Private Plaintiffs Stand to Gain As...

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