Update on Apple E-books Price Fixing Lawsuit: Apple Appeals

Many of our blog posts have dealt with the ongoing Department of Justice v. Apple anti-trust case. This past Tuesday, Apple filed an appeal requesting the Second Circuit US Court of Appeals to overturn the previous judgment against the company or to allow for a new trial with a different judge. As we mentioned in […]

Update: Judge Grants Apple Temporary Delay of E-Books Monitor Until Hearing

Just days after Judge Cote ruled in favor of the DOJ and denied Apple’s request to remove Michael Bromwich, the court ordered monitor appointed to oversee Apple’s E-books prices, a circuit judge granted the company’s request for a temporary delay in the hearing on a longer stay from monitoring of its E-books pricing on January […]

Apple Comments on Regulations Imposed after Department of Justice Win

The latest update on Apple’s e-Books price-fixing scheme comes after our most recent blog post on the Department of Justice’s appointment of Michael Bromwich as the monitor to oversee Apple’s anti-trust compliance. To add to the list of Apple’s complaints with regard to the regulations imposed as a result of the DOJ’s win over the […]

Department of Justice Blames Apple for E-books Price Fixing

A federal judge expressed her opinion that the Department of Justice will in fact prove that Apple orchestrated a price-fixing scheme with the publishers. It is uncommon for judges to speculate as to the outcome of a case prior to trial (the trial doesn’t begin until June 3). However, according to Thomson Reuters, the comments […]