Google, Apple antitrust class-action funder can see companies' data in Epic case, Australian court rules
By Saloni Sinha ( January 19, 2024, 06:31 GMT | Insight) -- The UK-based funder of antitrust class actions against tech giants Google and Apple will be allowed to access calculations based on data presented by the two companies in Epic Games’ case against them, an Australian court has ordered. In a Federal Court of Australia hearing today, Judge Jonathan Beach granted Vannin Capital, funder of the two antitrust class actions against tech giants Google and Apple, permission to access “anonymized and aggregate calculations based on data” provided by the two companies in the Epic Games case.The UK-based funder of antitrust class actions against tech giants Google and Apple will be allowed to access calculations based on data presented by the two companies in Epic Games’ case against them, an Australian court has ordered....
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