The District Court for the District of New Jersey allowed Apple to seek internal Samsung documents located in South Korea in its antitrust case against the Department of Justice. Apple invoked the Hague Evidence Convention to obtain foreign evidence.
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Media Coverage · May 11, 2026
The District Court for the District of New Jersey allowed Apple to obtain internal documents from Samsung in South Korea for its antitrust case against the Department of Justice. Apple argued that Samsung is a key competitor in smartphones, smartwatches, and app distribution, making its documents relevant. The court approved Apple's use of the Hague Evidence Convention to gather this foreign evidence.
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Court grants Apple request to seek Samsung documents in DOJ antitrust case
Media Coverage · May 11, 2026
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District Court for the District of New Jersey has approved Apple’s request to seek documents from Samsung in South Korea in its ongoing antitrust case against the Department of Justice. Apple can seek Samsung evidence in South Korea Last month, Apple moved to obtain internal Samsung data from South Korea in its ongoing antitrust fight with the U.S. In its request, Apple relied on the Hague Evidence Convention, which provides a mechanism for courts to gather evidence from foreign entities in civi
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The District Court for the District of New Jersey allowed Apple to obtain internal documents from Samsung in South Korea for its antitrust case against the Department of Justice. Apple argued that Samsung is a key competitor in smartphones, smartwatches, and app distribution, making its documents relevant. The court approved Apple's use of the Hague Evidence Convention to gather this foreign evidence.
The U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey has approved Apple’s request to seek documents from Samsung in South Korea in its ongoing antitrust case against the Department …
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