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Two federal courts ruled that Google illegally inflated ad prices on Google Ads & Google Display Ads platforms. If your business ran Google Ads after August 2016, you may be owed compensation. No upfront cost to file.
Two Federal Courts Ruled Against Google Ads
In two separate rulings, federal judges concluded that Google illegally monopolized digital advertising, inflating costs for every business that bought ads on its platform.
“Google is a monopolist, and it has acted as one to maintain its monopoly.”
“Google willfully engaged in a series of anticompetitive acts to acquire and maintain monopoly power.”
What These Court Cases Mean for Your Business
Google's illegal monopoly inflated what you paid for ads. Federal law allows affected businesses to recover up to three times their actual overcharge.
Your Path to a Google Ads Recovery Claim
Quick Qualification Review
Answer a few quick questions on the protected form for an estimate and to verify your business meets the criteria. No paperwork required at this stage.
Your Claim Is Prepared
After signing the engagement, experienced antitrust lawyers review your Google Ads account history, calculate the estimated overcharge, and file your claim at no upfront cost to you.
Track Progress
Once filed, your case moves through the arbitration process while you stay informed at each milestone. No fees are due unless compensation is secured.
Could Your Company Qualify for a Google Ads Recovery Claim?
Federal rulings that Google dominated the digital ad market and drove up prices unlawfully mean that qualifying businesses may pursue compensation via the arbitration process. There is no minimum spend threshold, and even small budgets qualify.
Common Questions About Pursuing a Google Ads Recovery
This program is for U.S.-based businesses that directly paid for search text or display advertisements through Google Ads (previously Google Display Network) at any point from August 2016 to the present. This includes businesses of all sizes, whether currently running Google Ads or not, who did not opt out of the Google Ads payment terms.
AdsClaims.com is a private company that monitors and analyzes digital advertising practices. We are not a law firm. If you appear to qualify, your information is reviewed and referred to an independent partner law firm for a free evaluation.
Recovery amounts depend on your advertising history. Federal law permits tripling of proven antitrust damages. Final outcomes will vary based on the facts of each case and the arbitration process.
Each claim is filed as a standalone arbitration proceeding, in accordance with Google's service agreement. This is not a class action. Your case is handled individually by the legal team.
There is zero cost to you. The legal team only collects fees if they win compensation on your behalf. Filing fees and litigation costs are advanced by the legal team.
Google Ads spend records can be downloaded directly from your Google Ads account. If you no longer have access, the legal team may be able to assist in obtaining the necessary records.
If your business changed ownership between August 2016 and the present, you may still be eligible. Eligibility depends on the terms of the acquisition or sale. Whether you acquired a business that ran Google Ads or sold one that did, the legal team can evaluate your specific situation and determine who may hold the right to file.
Many businesses use agencies to manage their Google Ads campaigns. If your business was the account holder and paid Google directly for the ad spend, you may still be eligible regardless of whether an agency managed the campaigns on your behalf. The legal team can help determine eligibility based on your specific arrangement.
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