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Google urges US court to dismiss Unlockd's 'parade of speculation' antitrust lawsuit

By Khushita Vasant and James Panichi ( December 12, 2023, 03:36 GMT | Insight) -- Collapsed Australian startup Unlockd’s fresh attempt to sue Google merely “recycles the same antitrust standing theory” that has already been rejected by a US court and “perplexingly” fails to emphasize harms to consumers, the search giant has said. In a motion to dismiss, Google told the US District Court for the Northern District of California that Unlockd’s second amended antitrust complaint simply “copies and pastes” an unrelated 2023 antitrust complaint with “no nexus” to Unlockd.Collapsed Australian startup Unlockd’s fresh attempt to sue Google merely “recycles the same antitrust standing theory” that has already been rejected by a US court and “perplexingly” fails to emphasize harms to consumers, the search giant has said....

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