Birthright Citizenship Case Now Part of Apple Argument Against Epic

Birthright citizenship case now part of Apple argument against Epic

In its appeal against Epic, Apple is now citing a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision on President Trump’s birthright citizenship directive.

Apple cites U.S. Supreme Court’s birthright ruling in lawsuit appeal against Fortnite developer Epic Games

Apple told court that after new ruling, judges no longer have freestanding authority to issue universal injunctions

Apple cites Supreme Court's birthright ruling in its never-ending battle with Epic Games

Apple is hoping a new U.S. Supreme Court ruling curbing the power of federal judges to issue nationwide orders will help it win a lawsuit appeal.

Apple's Epic gamble: birthright citizenship ruling cited to overturn antisteering mandate

Apple's last-ditch effort to overturn the punitive antisteering injunction in the Epic "Fortnite" case uses a recent Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling to try and pare down the scope of the original judge's power. Apple attempts yet another appeal. Image source: Apple After being told it willfully violated a 2021 injunction, Apple has made it known that it finds Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rodgers' injunction "fundamentally unfair." The case …

Apple turns SCOTUS ruling against Epic judge | Philip Elmer‑DeWitt

From Mike Scarcella's "Apple cites Supreme Court's birthright ruling in fight over Epic Games injunction" posted Wednesday

Apple: SCOTUS ruling dooms Epic Games injunction

A Supreme Court decision limiting the power of federal district courts to issue nationwide injunctions thwarts an order that blocks fees on the App Store, Apple has argued.