Apple and OpenAI trade secrets lawsuit now has an official trial date
Judge Edward Davila today formally established the schedule for Apple’s trade secrets misappropriation lawsuit against two former employees, OpenAI, and io Products, including a trial date. Here are the details. more…
Apple and OpenAI have set a trial date for their trade secrets lawsuit, according to a recent ruling. The case, filed by Apple against two former employees, OpenAI and io Products, will proceed to trial on July 19, 2027. Judge Edward Davila set this date during a case management conference held on October 14, where he instructed both parties to agree on a proposed schedule for the lawsuit, aiming for the July 19 trial date.
The parties were given until October 23 to submit their proposed schedule. Apple accused the defendants of improperly accessing or using confidential information about its products and technologies, which they intended to use for advancing OpenAI's consumer hardware development efforts. Recently, Apple achieved two procedural wins, securing expedited discovery and access to additional documents from the defendants.
The case management order also includes a June 1 deadline for the lead attorneys to meet and discuss potential settlement, though this does not suggest a likelihood of settlement.
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