Complaints over Apple's use restrictions and recent software update for the iPhone have erupted in two lawsuits alleging Apple and its carrier partner, AT&T, engaged in illegal monopolistic behavior. Two lawsuits were filed in San Jose, Calif., -- one in federal court, the other in state court -- both seeking class-action status. The federal case accuses the companies of unfair business practices and violations of antitrust and telecommunications laws. The state case raises some of the same allegations.
October 11, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Complaints over Apple Inc.’s use restrictions and recent software update for the iPhone have erupted in two lawsuits alleging Apple and its carrier partner, AT&T Inc., engaged in illegal monopolistic behavior.
Two separate lawsuits were filed Oct. 5 in San Jose — one in federal court and the other in state court and both seeking class-action status.
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