Law360 (April 13, 2020, 5:54 PM EDT) -- A proposed class of "local guides" are seeking class certification in their suit alleging Google LLC misled them into thinking they’d earn free Google Drive storage space after helping build the company's Google Maps and Google Earth features, according to documents filed in California federal court. The participants of Google’s Local Guides program, how the company crowdsources data for Google Maps and Google Earth, stated in a Friday motion that certifying the class would be the “most efficient” way to solve the dispute, arguing that the alternative would lead to “random and fragmentary enforcement.” “Google did not differentiate among class members...

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