A U.S. federal judge on Friday rejected a bid by Alphabet Inc's Google to move a Justice Department lawsuit against it over dominance in advertising technology from Virginia to New York.
Eric Mahr, an attorney for Google, argued that there was a risk the two courts would come up with conflicting judgments.
Wood also said there were "meaningful differences" between the Justice Department's case and many of the New York cases.
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