The case between Apple and Psystar continues to unfold, and it’s getting a bit uglier as time passes on. Apple has filed a petition in federal court claiming that Psystar is failing to follow proper legal procedure by allegedly refusing to produce balance sheets, monthly statements and other financial documents. Additionally, Apple attorney James Gilliland also stated that Psystar’s CEO and founder, Rudy Pedraza, would not answer basic questions regarding Psystar’s financial reports.
During the March 20th deposition, Pedraza is said to have been unable to answer any questions regarding sales, costs, profits or prices. Apple further insists that Psystar refused to hand over any customer purchase or order documents, despite having sold the clone systems as far back as April of last year.
There has been limited financial information imparted from Psystar. The discovery period of the trial ends June 26th, and the case will go to trial on November 9th.
