AIT, a webhosting company, the lead plaintiff in a pending federal class action lawsuit against Google over click fraud in California is mounting a dual challenge to the proposed settlement in an Arkansas case on the same issue.
Clarence Briggs, AIT's Chief Executive Officer says the $90-million dollar offer leaves the central issue of fraud itself unresolved. So, Briggs is not only pursuing the case in a California courtroom but also in a Washington hearing room. "I've gone to Capitol Hill and spoken with members of the US Senate and representatives for the Judiciary Committee," said Briggs. "We have been contacted and asked for additional information on this issue; they have told us that hearings are likely and I expect to go testify," said Briggs. "When officials see the scope of the issue, businesses losing potentially billions annually, they will find it extremely disturbing."
AIT is also using a non-profit organization.
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AIT Says Click Fraud Drawing Congressional Attention
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