Goodwin Procter partner hits back in Apple antitrust row, reveals company's fees policy
A Goodwin Procter partner appointed to conduct a review of Apple's competition policies has hit back at the company after the tech giant argued he had gone beyond the remit of his appointment and charged exorbitant fees.
January 02, 2014 at 08:51 AM
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A Goodwin Procter partner appointed to conduct a review of Apple's competition policies has hit back at the company after the tech giant argued he had gone beyond the remit of his appointment and charged exorbitant fees.
In a declaration filed this week, Goodwin white collar partner Michael Bromwich reveals a series of email exchanges which he argues shows obstructive behaviour by the company.
Bromwich was appointed by a New York court in October to monitor the company's competition practices, following a ruling in July that Apple conspired with five publishers to fix e-book prices.
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