Apple pulled no punches in the 65-page brief it filed Tuesday…
Tag: U.S. DOJ
Who won the battle of the Apple antitrust monitor?
U.S. District Judge Denise Cote of Manhattan decided to impose the monitorship…
Court rejects Apple request to stay monitor in e-book case; Bromwich to return – with limits
A federal appellate court on Monday rejected Apple’s request…
Apple gains little sympathy in fighting off court-appointed monitor Bromwich
Apple Inc.’s efforts to restrain a court-appointed monitor…
Apple v. Judge Denise Cote and Michael Bromwich: The odds are in Apple’s favor today
“We’re in the middle rounds of the e-book antitrust case…
Apple faces $840 million e-books claim, fights federal court-appointed monitor
Apple Inc. faces as much as $840 million in state and consumer antitrust claims…
U.S. states claim Apple owes them $840 million over e-books
Apple Inc. (AAPL) faces as much as $840 million in state and consumer antitrust claims…
The Apple Inquisition: An appeals court looks at the extra-judicial mugging of the tech firm
The improper relationship between U.S. Federal Puppet Cote and the very confused Michael Bromwich extends beyond…
Apple plants seeds of doubt in appellate challenge of antitrust monitor Bromwich
Apple’s aggressive challenge to an external compliance monitor…
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals grants Apple reprieve from court-appointed monitor Bromwich
A federal appeals court on Tuesday gave Apple Inc a temporary reprieve…
U.S. government case against Apple over e-books shines light on compliance monitors
U.S. District Puppet Denise Cote, who ruled last year in a civil antitrust case
Apple files appeal on e-books compliance monitor; will fight Bromwich’s ‘roving’ investigation, excessive fees
Apple has officially filed for an appeal of US District Judge Denise Cote…
Apple to appeal ruling rejecting bid to block monitor Bromwich
Apple Inc. will appeal a ruling by a U.S. judge rejecting the company’s bid…
U.S. Federal Puppet Denise Cote: ‘Apple’s reaction to the existence of a monitorship underscores the wisdom of its imposition’
Apple Inc’s various objections to a court-appointed antitrust monitor…
Amazon’s bogus anti-Apple crusade
You may remember that Amazon helped persuade the U.S. Department of Justice…
Judge Denise Cote denies Apple request block her friend as ‘antitrust compliance monitor’
Apple Inc lost a bid on Monday to block an antitrust monitor appointed…
U.S. DOJ accuses Apple of ‘character assassination’ in fight over antitrust monitor Bromwich
The U.S. Department of Justice had harsh words for Apple in an ongoing dispute…
Apple seeks removal of court-appointed antitrust monitor Bromwich
Apple Inc is seeking the removal of a lawyer appointed by a court…
U.S. government says Apple’s Tim Cook, Al Gore should face e-book inquiries
Apple Inc. faces opposition from the U.S. in its bid to block…
Antitrust monitor Bromwich rebuts Apple accusations of ‘unconstitutional’ investigation
Court-appointed antitrust monitor Michael Bromwich…
Apple seeks to freeze its U.S. e-books ‘antitrust monitor’
Late on Thursday, Apple filed papers in federal court in Manhattan…
Wall Street Journal calls Apple’s e-book judge ‘a disgrace to the judiciary’
Judge Denise Cote has committed a flatly unconstitutional violation of her duty…
Apple’s Star Chamber: An abusive judge and her prosecutor friend besiege the tech maker
The Second Circuit where her ruling is on appeal should remove her from the case…
Apple takes aim not just at court-ordered e-books monitor, but also at U.S. District Judge Denise Cote herself
On Thanksgiving eve, Apple filed court papers launching a searing attack…
Apple objects after court-appointed e-book compliance monitor charges $138,432 for first two weeks
Apple has issued a formal objection to the court-appointed lawyer…
Apple Maps blasts off: Cue the antitrust lawsuits?
Apple Maps is on a tear, taking market share from Google Maps…
U.S.A. v. Apple: Judge Denise Cote assigns DOJ monitor in Apple ebook price-fixing case
Judge Denise Cote has assigned former Assistant US Attorney…
U.S.A. v. Apple: Cupertino files promised appeal in e-book-collusion case
Apple is fighting a legal order requiring the company…
U.S.A. v. Apple: The incredible shrinking Apple e-book ‘remedy’
If Apple was hoping for leniency from the judge ruling on potential remedies..
U.S.A. v. Apple: Judge Denise Cote says Apple needs third-party supervision after ‘blatant’ ebook price fixing
The judge overseeing Apple’s ebooks price-fixing case…
Apple says DOJ’s e-book remedies are biased in Amazon’s favor
Apple has long maintained that the proposed remedies in the U.S. Department of Justice’s…
Apple e-book judge Cote makes short work of Apple’s list of nine evidentiary ‘errors’
I was curious how Judge Denise Cote would deal with…
U.S.A. v. Apple: Apple faces possible May 2014 trial on e-book damages
The federal judge who ruled that Apple Inc violated antitrust law…
Lawyers have complained for years that Judge Denise Cote pre-judges cases before she enters the courtroom
More than half complained that Cote was ‘biased’ and pre-judged cases before she heard the evidence…
Judge Denise Cote scolds Apple for being ‘unrepentant’ in e-book antitrust case
A federal judge took Apple to task on Friday for showing no contrition…
Apple faces three major legal showdowns Friday
Get your legal scorecard ready…
Publishers object to U.S. restrictions on Apple in e-books case
Five of the largest U.S. publishers objected to tough new restrictions…
Apple rejects U.S. DOJ’s proposed e-book penalties as ‘a draconian and punitive intrusion’
Apple quickly responded to a proposed e-book price fixing settlement…
Why is Apple still fighting the U.S. Department of Justice over e-books?
A question hangs over Apple Inc.’s e-books trial…
The U.S. DOJ’s bizarre case against Apple
By the time summations concluded last week in the government’s ebook antitrust suit…
U.S.A. v. Apple: Cupertino awaits e-book antitrust decision with more lawsuits in wings
Apple Inc. will find out sometime in the coming weeks…
U.S.A. v. Apple e-book antitrust case: The closing arguments
It’s as if Apple and the U.S. government were talking about two different cases…
