Plaintiffs oppose Apple's motion to decertify class in US antitrust case
( September 2, 2025, 19:02 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Plaintiffs suing Apple for alleged antitrust violations filed their opposition to the company's motion to decertify the class. The plaintiffs argued that Apple's motion "identifies no material intervening developments" since the class was certified in February 2024 that warrant decertification. The plaintiffs added that they will prove at trial through common evidence that Apple’s monopoly over the sale of iOS apps and in-app content has harmed consumers since 2008 by over $20 billion. See court filing. ...
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