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Apple Seeks Pause in DOJ's Google Monopolization Trial

2/2/2025

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Apple has filed an emergency motion to pause the DOJ's monopolization trial against Google, scheduled for April 21.
The company argues that not participating in the remedies phase could cause irreparable harm to its agreements with Google.
Apple believes its interests may not be sufficiently represented by Google during the trial.
The court denied Apple's request for a limited role, permitting only post-hearing briefs.
Apple intends to appeal this decision and seeks discovery access as a non-party during the appeal.

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Apple has filed an emergency motion to pause the DOJ's monopolization trial against Google, scheduled for April 21.
The company argues that not participating in the remedies phase could cause irreparable harm to its agreements with Google.
Apple believes its interests may not be sufficiently represented by Google during the trial.
The court denied Apple's request for a limited role, permitting only post-hearing briefs.
Apple intends to appeal this decision and seeks discovery access as a non-party during the appeal.