A U.S. court has sanctioned Google LLC for a second time in recent days, after a judge in a decision unsealed on Wednesday said the Alphabet Inc unit took too long to comply with a ruling last year in a data-privacy class action.
In a separate decision on Tuesday in California, U.S. District Judge James Donato concluded Google had failed to preserve employees'"chat" records as evidence in antitrust litigation. Donato said the plaintiffs' lawyers will be awarded legal fees in an amount to be determined later. Google is challenging the claims.
The sanction in the data privacy action is not the first time Van Keulen has punished Google in the same case.
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