A Texas federal judge has recommended David T. Moran, of Jackson Walker LLP, to fulfill the role of special master in a challenging discovery phase of an antitrust suit involving Google. The suit has been brought forth by a coalition of conservative attorneys general and is slated to go to trial next year.
The selection of a special master, particularly in complex litigation like this, is significant. These individuals are appointed to ensure that procedural aspects of the discovery process are meticulously adhered to. Often chosen for their expertise and impartiality, special masters can play a key role in high-stakes legal proceedings.
Google’s antitrust case, led by conservative attorneys general, promises to be one of the most closely watched legal contests of next year. The case will add another chapter to the ongoing narrative surrounding big tech’s overarching influence and the increasing attempts by legal entities to curb it.
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