US Government vs. Google – Business Insider
The Justice Department's case argues that Google uses a network of illegal, exclusionary business deals which disadvantage smaller competitors, building an unfair advantage in search advertising.
And if the government wins out over Google, the company could be forced to restructure or possibly separate parts of its business. According to Business Insider, Google is unlikely to back down from the legal fight, which could stretch out in court for years.
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