By Eli Wolfe
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A small Brazilian nonprofit group is taking technology giant Alphabet Inc.-owned Google to court for allegedly not giving the organization credit for helping to map some of Brazil's most notorious slums.
Robert J. Muller, a partner at Cypress LLP who represents Grupo Cultural AfroReggae, filed an amended complaint last week against Google and Google Brasil Internet LTDA for...
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