Last week, Google filed a petition in the Texas state court of Travis County for a protective order against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who is leading a multistate antitrust investigation against the company.

According the New York Times, the petition largely takes issue with the safeguards put in place around how Google’s sensitive business documents—including whitepapers and internal planning memos—would be shared with outside consultants on the investigation.

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