Google CEO Sundar Pichai to Testify in Epic's Lawsuit Against Google

Google CEO Sundar Pichai is set to testify on Tuesday in Epic’s lawsuit against Google. Epic plans to call Pichai as a witness.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai is set to testify on Tuesday in Epic ’s lawsuit against Google . Epic plans to call Pichai as a witness as it makes its case alleging that Google Play is an unlawful monopoly . --- The future of Google ’s app store is at stake in a lawsuit by Fortnite publisher Epic Games.

--- In court documents, Google has requested to use a podium in the courtroom on Tuesday, which suggests that Pichai may indeed appear to testify; last month, when he testified in US v. Google, Pichai stood behind a podium instead of sitting because of apparent back issues. Pichai’s appearance isn’t a total surprise, as the CEO appeared as one of 53 witnesses Epic said it may or may not call before the trial kicked off.

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