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Volume: 12 Issue: 1
( 2012)
Keywords:
french
court
ordered
google
pay
damages
€500
000
abuse
dominant
position
compensating
losses
caused
googles
policy
providing
companies
access
Jurisdictions:
France
Paris
Europe
Germany
EU
UK
England
London
MARKET DOMINANCE: A French court ordered Google to pay damages of €500,000 for abuse of its dominant position, compensating for losses caused by Google's policy of providing companies access to its online mapping service, Google Maps, for free.
Google 15th Chamber of the Paris Commercial Tribunal
A French court ordered Google to pay damages of €500,000 for abuse of its dominant position, compensating for loss caused by Google's policy of providing companies access to its online mapping service, Google Maps, for free.
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