Apple, Prosser, and Ramacciotti trade blame over delays in trade secret lawsuit
In a joint status report made public earlier today, Apple said it is still waiting on additional documents from Jon Prosser and wants to depose Michael Ramacciotti again, while both defendants pushed back on the company’s handling of the case. Here are the details. more…
A joint status report released today reveals that Apple, Jon Prosser, and Michael Ramacciotti are at odds over delays in the trade secret lawsuit Apple filed against both defendants in July 2025. Apple is still waiting for additional documents from Prosser and wants to depose Ramacciotti again. Ramacciotti, however, insists on Apple providing a roadmap to resolve their claims before he participates in another deposition.
Prosser claims the information at the center of the lawsuit is now in the public domain since Apple released the iOS update with Liquid Glass. Apple argues that Prosser's argument is unfounded and continues to await his production of requested documents, including revenue reports and communications with third parties. Ramacciotti has asked the court to hold a status conference where Apple would explain what additional information it still needs from him.
If the court does not grant the request, the parties plan to file another joint status report on December 2.
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