Contracts
Feb. 22, 2024
Apple and Epic Games clash over $73M attorney fee
Apple’s attorneys argue that Epic breached its contract, known as a Developer Program License Agreement, that included an indemnification provision. Epic Games concedes that it must pay attorney fees but not expert expenses and a host of other litigation fees and costs.
A month after the U.S. Supreme Court let stand a split decision in a lawsuit between Apple Inc. and Epic Games Inc., their attorneys are squabbling over whether Epic owes the Cupertino technology giant more than $73 million in attorney fees, costs and expenses.
Attorneys for Apple argue that Epic Games owes the money because it breached its contract, known as a Developer Program License Agreement, or DPLA, that included an indemnification p...
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