The Apple settlement over delayed Siri AI totals a whopping $250 million. Here's how to claim your little piece of that pie.
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Apple files a lawsuit against Jon Prosser over iOS 26 scoops that allegedly came from illegal access to an Apple employee's iPhone.
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A former senior Apple design engineer allegedly stole trade secrets and Vision Pro-related confidential information before joining Snap.
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The Siri class-action lawsuit settlement means most Apple users are entitled to receive up to $100 over a privacy claim.
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On March 30, 2006, a court case began that pitted Apple Computer against Apple Corps, aka The Beatles' record label. It fueled an epic fight.
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On February 14, 1995, Cupertino extended a lawsuit against a developer over stolen Apple code to include Microsoft and Intel.
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On January 18, 1983, the Franklin Ace 1200 computer launched. The unauthorized Apple II clone triggered an important legal fight.
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On September 24, 2009, Apple lawyers headed to court to face music publisher Eight Mile Style after Eminem sued Apple over digital sales.
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Apple fights smartphone monopoly lawsuit in federal court with a filing saying it "bears no relation to reality."
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On July 16, 2014, Apple agreed to pay $450 million to resolve the Department of Justice's antitrust case regarding e-book pricing.
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