Litigation
Dec. 6, 2013
Judge dismisses a privacy class action against Google
A San Jose judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging the company's privacy policy for sharing user data, but left plaintiffs one more chance to amend their complaint.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A San Jose judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging Google Inc.'s privacy policy for sharing user data, but left plaintiffs one more chance to amend their complaint.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Paul S. Grewal rejected the putative class action for the second time in a 30-page order Tuesday, again because the plaintiffs lack standing.
The company's policy, enacted in 2012, shares personal...
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