A California federal choose has dominated in favor of defendant Meta Platforms Inc. in an antitrust lawsuit that client plaintiffs filed in December 2020 in search of $158.4 billion in damages for alleged Sherman Act violations for monopolizing the marketplace for social networking.
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Meta Wins Consumer Antitrust Case After Judge Excludes Plaintiffs’ Expert Witness
