iBooks antitrust monitor has committed ‘major abuse’ against Apple

A scathing critique of Michael Bromwich, the lawyer overseeing Apple after it lost an iBooks antitrust lawsuit, alleges that he has unfairly billed the company some $2.65 million for investigative practices that have gone well beyond the initial intent of his role.

This is just awful.



6 thoughts on “iBooks antitrust monitor has committed ‘major abuse’ against Apple”

  1. $1,100/hr. Plus $1,025/hr for his “expert” assistant, because Bromwich is not even a qualified an expert in the matter he is supposed to be investigating. $2,200/hr for contributing fuck-all to humanity and impeding the best company on the planet from doing their work because of a corrupt witch hunt. Bravo.

  2. Awful from an ethical perspective. But let’s not pretend that Apple followers are not delighted by this for it can only help the company’s cause in this war.

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