You May Have Been Illegally Overcharged for Google Search Ads. Here’s How to Claim Some Back.
If your brand has spent money on Google Search Ads since August 2016, you may be entitled to get some of it back.
A federal court has found that Google illegally monopolized search text advertising and used that power to raise prices. Each claim sets out to prove how much that inflated what one advertiser paid, going back to August 2016.
Now, Silver Arbitration is helping advertisers file claims to recover a portion of what they paid Google, and many brands don't know it's an option.
$10k or more in US-targeted search spend since August 2016 is worth a look. Past spend counts even if you've stopped advertising, and the account doesn't need to be billed in the US.
That's why we're bringing together a seasoned e-commerce operator and top litigation attorneys to explain the legal issue in plain English and show you exactly how to file.
Join Ash Melwani, CMO & Co-Founder of Obvi, who has managed over $100M on paid ads, alongside Mark Beckett, Senior Litigation Counsel, and Marshall Silver, Founder & Principal for Silver Arbitration.
Marshall is the founder of Silver Arbitration Law and a New York-admitted lawyer. He practiced corporate law at Willkie Farr & Gallagher and spent his time at Apple negotiating more than 20 strategic technology partnerships. He holds a JD from Harvard Law School.
Mark is Senior Litigation Counsel at Silver Arbitration Law. He has spent 30+ years as counsel and arbitrator in 150+ commercial and treaty disputes, and he led international arbitration practices at Latham & Watkins and Cooley. Silver Arbitration Law represents advertisers in arbitration claims against Google, on contingency.
Here's what you'll learn:
The legal background: why advertisers may be eligible to recover a portion of their Google Search Ads spend
Who qualifies, including whether your spend since August 2016 counts
How to file your claim in 2 easy steps, and what to have ready
Common misconceptions and what most people get wrong
Why this is arbitration, and not a class action suit
This webinar is built for founders, operators, marketers, and finance leads who have run Google Ads and want a clear, trustworthy explanation of their options before deciding whether to move forward. You'll walk away knowing where you stand and how to take action.
Register for free to secure your spot!
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