“Epic chose to hide unauthorized software in our App Store to deprive Apple of the commission the parties had agreed upon… Epic’s conduct is akin to a manufacturer walking into a retail store and asking shoppers to pay the manufacturer directly for their products, leaving the store itself with nothing for its efforts,” said Shiller.
Law360.com published a copy of Apple’s court filing along with Shiller’s declaration in opposition to Epic’s motion for a TRO.
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