European Union to File Antitrust Case Against Samsung
By Todd Haselton | 3
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It’s possible that the suit will be related to Samsung’s request to push injunctions against Apple’s products in several areas, including Germany, Italy, France and Britain. Again, we’re not entirely sure what the reasoning is, but it could be because Samsung didn’t offer Apple reasonable terms to license its patents before filing lawsuits against the company. We’ll keep you updated when the European Union issues its full statement.
A U.S. judge recently denied Apple a permanent injunction against Samsung’s products in the United States while at the same time denying Samsung’s request for a retrial.
