"Google LLC’s $30 million settlement to resolve a privacy suit over allegedly collecting data from young YouTube viewers and targeting them with behavioral advertising received final approval from a federal court.

Plaintiffs sued Google after the Federal Trade Commission and New York issued an enforcement action over the alleged data collection in 2019. The orders, signed Tuesday, said that as of Dec. 15 the settlement administrator had received more than 4 million claims for a pro rata cash payment from the settlement fund.

  • The court awarded class counsel—Silver Golub & Teitell LLP and Pritzker Levine LLP—$9 million, or 30% of..."

 

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This article was originally published in Bloomberg Law.