> "Google has explicitly and repeatedly instructed its employees to shield important business communications from discovery by using false requests for legal advice"
Considering the DoJ is expecting to use these documents for their own case against Google, I don't see how they can argue that it was improper for the employees to get lawyers involved.
Considering the DoJ is expecting to use these documents for their own case against Google, I don't see how they can argue that it was improper for the employees to get lawyers involved.