Apple May Be Planting Seeds Of Doubt In Appellate Challenge Of Antitrust Monitor
Posted 01/22/14
By Allison F. Sheedy
Apple’s aggressive challenge to an external compliance monitor’s investigation into Apple’s antitrust compliance policies may be planting seeds of doubt that Apple hopes will bear fruit in its appeal of Judge Denise Cote’s decision in United States v. Apple, Inc. that Apple conspired to raise e-book prices.
Apple is charging that the court-appointed monitor has unreasonably demanded...
A View from Constantine Cannon’s London Office
By James Ashe-Taylor and Julia Schaefer
The governing institutions of the European Union are moving ahead with proposals that could enable consumers and businesses victimized by antitrust violations to have a better chance at recovering damages from cartel members.
Earlier this week, ministers from all 28 member states of the EU