Check out my new article:
   [1]https://litigationfinancejournal.com/pricerunner-launches-2-4b-anti-
   competition-claim-against-google/

PriceRunner Launches $2.4B Anti-Competition Claim Against Google

   After a seven year investigation, the European General Court upheld a
   $2.7B fine for Google’s breach of antitrust laws, for providing Google
   Shopping preference over competitors. Now the Swedish price comparison
   company, PriceRunner, has filed its own $2.4B claim against Google for
   cultivating anti-competitive behavior that allegedly disenfranchised
   PriceRunner’s business.

   [2]CNBC.com reports that PriceRunner views the claim against Google as
   part of a pattern of anticompetitive behavior that has caused
   significant consumer suffering and has stifled entrepreneurial
   innovation. Furthermore, PriceRunner suggests that Google has not
   complied with the European Union’s ruling on abusing its search
   engine’s dominant position.

   PriceRunner was recently acquired by the fintech firm Klarna. Similar
   to purchasing a litigation claim, PriceRunner’s new owners want Google
   to pay for PriceRunner’s lost revenue in the United Kingdom, Sweden and
   Denmark. The theme of reverse regulatory arbitrage is seemingly what
   PriceRunner hopes to profit from regarding this claim.

References

   1. https://litigationfinancejournal.com/pricerunner-launches-2-4b-anti-competition-claim-against-google/
   2. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/02/07/pricerunner-sues-google-for-2point4-billion-over-alleged-antitrust-breach.html