DOJ Antitrust Division Prepared to Litigate in Court
The DOJ Antitrust Division Isn’t Afraid to Go to Court The DOJ Antitrust Division Isn’t Afraid to Go to Court When the Department of Justice released its more than 70-page lawsuit against Apple, its narrative read more like a docu-drama than a stodgy legal document. It dropped the reader right into a 2010 exchange between an Apple executive and then-CEO Steve Jobs, who were just beginning to recognize how easy it was for customers to switch to their rivals’ products — unless they did something to stop it. This kind of writing, sometimes called a speaking complaint, is a far cry from the rote retelling you often find in lawsuits. That’s not a surprise once you know that Hetal Doshi, lead of the nascent litigation program within the Antitrust Division,…