Apple loses antitrust appeal
Yesterday, a Federal Appeals Court located in New York City delivered a 2-1 decision upholding Judge Denise Cote’s verdict that Apple committed antitrust violations by conspiring to fix ebook prices… Read more »
As expected, appeals court tells Apple it’s stuck with its monitor
Apple’s still stuck with an external monitor it hates, but a three-judge panel gave the tech giant a bit more breathing room in a decision handed down on Tuesday. Over… Read more »
Appeals court attempts to sort out Apple and the DoJ’s mess
Over the past several months, Apple has made its displeasure with Michael Bromwich, the meddling lawyer in charge of overseeing the company’s compliance with antitrust law after the company was found… Read more »
As expected, Judge Cote refuses to remove meddling monitor Michael Bromwich from the Apple case
Over the last two months, Apple has waged a war of words against Michael Bromwich, a lawyer/part-time Brian Huskie lookalike appointed by Judge Denise Cote to ensure that the tech… Read more »
DOJ calls Apple “ringmaster” in pretrial filings
Two weeks before United States of America vs. Apple Inc., the infamous e-book price-fixing case originally brought against Apple and five of the Big Six publishers, goes to trial, the… Read more »
Trial date set for U.S. v. Apple
A federal judge in New York has set a trial date of June 3, 2013 for U.S. v. Apple, 12-cv-02826, the e-book price-fixing action brought by the Department of Justice against… Read more »