David Dahlquist
David Dahlquist is a lawyer for the U.S. Department of Justice, who recently argued in court that Google should be required to sell its Chrome browser as part of antitrust measures, following a ruling that deemed the company a monopoly.
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Jamaica:
Justice prosecutor David Dahlquist immediately objected to the delay proposed by Schmidtlein.
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Canada:
David Dahlquist is a prosecutor from the Justice Department arguing against Google in the antitrust case.
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Italy:
David Dahlquist, representing the government, calls for drastic measures to restore market competition against Google.
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Canada:
DOJ attorney David Dahlquist said during his opening statement that there are consequences when you break the antitrust laws.
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Russia:
David Dahlquist stated during court hearings that the sale of Chrome would give competitors access to a significant amount of search queries.
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