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Civil Litigation,
Antitrust & Trade Reg.

Jun. 8, 2022

$100M deal between Apple and app developers gets judicial nod

Apple was accused of creating a monopoly with its app store and instituting the supracompetitive commission rate of a 30% cut of app store sales, hampering the profits of smaller developers.

A judge gave final approval of a $100 million settlement agreement between Apple and small app developers to resolve claims the tech company violated antitrust and unfair competition laws.

Apple was accused of creating a monopoly with its app store and instituting the supracompetitive commission rate of a 30% cut of app store sales, hampering the profits of smaller developers.

“The settlement provides substantia...

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