I heard the judge at Google's antitrust trial left to coach Kamala Harris for her Presidential debate, but after looking for more information on (ironically?) Google, I discovered it wasn't the judge, it was Google's lead defense attorney, which is a lot less weird, but is still a little weird.
"Karen Dunn, a litigator at Paul Weiss, opened Google's defense in a federal court case targeting its digital ad business. Shortly after, she reportedly helped Harris prepare for her debate with Donald Trump in Philadelphia."
What's y'all's predictions for how these antitrust cases are going to turn out for Google? Business as usual or a radical change in Google's business practices?
Who is Karen Dunn? Key figure behind Kamala Harris' debate preparations
