Explainer ·
Mass arbitration, explained
It is not a class action, and it is not a gimmick. Mass arbitration is what happens when the clause designed to keep claims small meets claimants organized enough to file all of them.
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What a class-action waiver actually does
The paragraph nobody reads until it matters. How a few lines of boilerplate decide the forum, the strategy, and often the fate of a claim — and why the waiver binds its drafter too.
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Google Search ad claims: a compact brief.
The case, potential recovery, two routes to pursue or sell a claim, and the records it takes. Includes our team and independent research sources.
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The Google advertising lawsuits, explained.
Understand the court findings, advertiser claims, eligibility, arbitration, potential recovery and timing.
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The claim, in one briefing.
A more advanced, cohesive explanation for referrers and lawyers: the findings, what a claim is worth, how claims proceed, and the two routes to recovery.
Briefing · For referrers and lawyersOpen access
How is claim value assessed?
See how account records, advertising spend and evidence of loss inform an individual review.
Claim assessment explainerOpen access
The claim, in one page.
A shareable overview of what the courts found, how damages are evaluated, why most claims go to arbitration, and what to preserve now.
One-page explainer · PDFOpen access
Useful ads. Fair prices.
Why successful advertising and a potential overcharge claim can both be part of the same story.
Fairness explainerGive your agent a better starting point.
Get a short summary of the lawsuit, what it means for advertisers, eligibility, working with a law firm and settlement timing.
“Give me a short, plain-English summary of the Google Search advertising antitrust lawsuit.”
Five questions. Brief answers. Copy the instruction and paste it into ChatGPT or Claude.
Proceedings & Press
Read the primary sources, then compare independent coverage. Keep the Search case separate from the ad-tech case.
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Bring your questions to our team.
An approximate Search spend figure and your account history can start the conversation.