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State of Texas v. Penguin Group (USA) Inc.
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March 10, 2015
2nd Circ. Judge Fascinated With Apple E-Book Monitor's Pay
A Second Circuit judge was captivated Tuesday by the question of how much money Michael Bromwich is billing Apple Inc. to monitor the tech giant's conduct in the wake of a finding that it fixed e-book prices, demanding the former Goodwin Procter LLP partner's hourly rate be divulged to the federal appellate panel.
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September 29, 2014
Apple Fights Govt's Bid to Strike Arguments Over Monitor
Apple Inc. told the Second Circuit on Saturday that the United States and plaintiff-states can't strike pieces of the tech giant's reply brief in its fight to oust the Goodwin Procter LLP partner assigned to monitor compliance in the wake of the e-books price-fixing case, saying its arguments aren't new.
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September 19, 2014
Apple Antitrust Monitor Should Stay, Gov't Tells 2nd Circ.
The government and attorneys general for 33 states on Thursday urged a Second Circuit panel to keep a court-appointed monitor for Apple Inc. put in place after a ruling that the company fixed e-book prices with publishers, saying a judge didn't abuse discretion in denying Apple's attempt to disqualify the monitor.
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May 13, 2014
Apple Pushes 2nd Circ. To Delay E-Book Damages Trial
Apple redoubled its efforts to convince the Second Circuit to stay a July damages trial with a class of consumers and 33 state attorneys general who have accused the tech giant of colluding to raise e-book prices, claiming the trial would be prejudicial to Apple as it appeals a lower court's antitrust liability ruling.
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February 10, 2014
Apple Can't Stay Goodwin Procter Monitor In E-Book Suit
The Second Circuit rejected Apple Inc.'s bid to stay the duties of a Goodwin Procter LLP partner assigned as the independent, court-appointed monitor to oversee the tech giant's antitrust compliance after a ruling that it helped fix e-book prices, holding Monday that the government rightly interpreted a lower court's order.