Google vs the US government: What, why and all other details of one of the biggest court fight of the decade

The US Justice Department and state attorneys general are set to begin a major antitrust trial against Google, accusing the company of unlawfully stifling competition. The government claims that Google paid billions of dollars to ensure its search engine became the default option on most devices, resulting in less choice for consumers. Google argues that it faces competition and that its agreements were legitimate. The trial is expected to last 10 weeks, and if Google loses, there could be significant business implications and the possibility of the company being broken up.

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