Overview
- A joint status report filed Wednesday says Apple has not heard from Jon Prosser’s lawyers since July 6 and that some of his document productions appear deficient.
- Prosser had earlier been held in default for missing deadlines but won a June 2026 order setting that default aside and provided documents and a deposition on June 16, 2026.
- Apple sued Prosser and Michael Ramacciotti in July 2025, accusing them of taking material from an Apple engineer’s development iPhone and revealing pre‑release iOS 26 features.
- Ramacciotti has cooperated with discovery, agreed to supplement his interrogatory responses, and is scheduled for a second deposition in September.
- The parties expect another joint status update on October 7, and Apple is pursuing damages and a permanent injunction that could limit further disclosures and affect Prosser’s reporting business.