If Google cost you customers and revenue, the natural question is how much can you sue Google for? The answer depends on your losses, the claim, and the venue.
Small Claims Limits by State
Small claims caps generally range from about $5,000 to $12,500. It’s fast and needs no lawyer, but it limits what you can recover. See suing Google as a small business.
Calculating Your Real Losses
Recovery is built on documented harm: lost revenue during downtime, lost customers, wasted ad spend, and the value of lost reviews and ranking.
Statutory Damages & Fees
Some unfair-competition and false-advertising statutes add statutory damages and attorney’s fees on top of actual losses.
What Affects Your Recovery
The strength of your evidence, the claim type, contract clauses, and how quickly you preserved records all matter.
Related: proving lost-revenue damages.
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