Apple seeks settlement talks with Epic Games in new court filing

{"#Settlement Conference Request":"- Apple's Motion: Apple has filed a motion requesting that Judge Joseph C. Spero order the parties into settlement talks under his supervision.\n- Epic Games' Response: Epic Games did not consent to this request, indicating their disagreement with Apple’s proposed terms.","#Legal Background":"- The Supreme Court rejected Apple's request for a pause in lower-court proceedings over its App Store commission policy.\n- Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers found Apple in contempt for charging 27% on outside payments, leading to the filing of Apple's proposal and motion.","#Proposed Commission Structure":"- Apple proposes up to 15% commission on purchases made through alternative payment systems.\n- Epic Games disagrees with these terms, believing they are ","far outside the bounds":"","of Ninth Circuit guidance on permissible fees.":"","#Ninth Circuit Guidance":"- The Ninth Circuit encouraged both parties to reach an agreement on appropriate link-out commissions.","Apple's Request for Settlement Talks":"Apple argues that a settlement conference would increase the likelihood of reaching a practical resolution, potentially obviating prolonged remand proceedings."}