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Attorneys for Apple Inc. on Monday pushed back on an Oakland federal judge's desire to sanction the company for withholding documents related to its compliance with a 2021 antitrust injunction regarding app store policies.
The plaintiff, Epic Games Inc., claims Apple isn't complying with the court order and is "avoiding its day of reckoning."
In a Feb. 4 order, U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers found that "sanctions are warranted" aga...
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