Apple Flags Discovery Delays in Its Lawsuit Against Jon Prosser
Apple has told a federal court that it hasn't heard from Jon Prosser 's legal team in a month, as discovery drags on in its trade secret lawsuit against the leaker. In a joint status report filed on Wednesday in the Northern District of California, Apple's attorneys said they had made repeated attempts to reach Prosser's counsel about outstanding discovery issues without success. From the filing:…
Apple has filed a status report in its ongoing trade secret lawsuit against Jon Prosser, revealing that it has not heard from Prosser's legal team in a month due to delays in discovery. The delay, attributed to Prosser's recent focus on caring for his newborn child, has led Apple to notify his counsel of the outstanding discovery issues.
Despite this setback, co-defendant Michael Ramacciotti has continued to cooperate with the case, including agreeing to supplement his interrogatory responses and sitting for a second deposition. Apple is seeking damages and a permanent injunction against Prosser, which could prevent him from covering unreleased Apple products, a significant aspect of his YouTube channel.
Ramacciotti's second deposition is scheduled for September, and the parties anticipate filing another status update with the court on October 7.
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