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SaurikIT, LLC v. Apple Inc.
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August 22, 2022
Apple App Store Rival Asks For Early Appeal In Monopoly Suit
A would-be Apple App Store competitor has asked a California federal judge for the chance to appeal a previous ruling that threw out parts of its suit accusing Apple Inc. of holding a monopoly over mobile app stores on its devices.
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June 27, 2022
Apple Rival Blasted For 'Defective And Unnecessary' Brief
A California federal judge took a would-be Apple App Store competitor to task for a "procedurally defective" bid to tweak a ruling that tossed chunks of its monopolization lawsuit over Apple policies locking rivals out of the iPhone.
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February 03, 2022
Apple Argues App Store Rival Can't Fix Untimely Antitrust Suit
Apple Inc. urged a California federal judge Wednesday to end for good the latest rendition of an antitrust lawsuit filed by a would-be Apple's App Store competitor, arguing that the company's fresh complaint adds no new details that would make the lawsuit timely.
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January 06, 2022
Apple App Store Alternative's Monopoly Suit Tossed For Now
A would-be competitor to Apple's App Store will have to rejigger its complaint against the technology giant after a California federal judge dismissed the competitor's monopolization suit with permission to amend.