A document filed with the US District Court by Epic's legal representatives on Tuesday stated: "Plaintiff and Counter-defendant Epic Games disputes Apple's purported compliance with the injunction and intends to file a motion setting forth the bases for Apple's non-compliance and requesting appropriate relief from this court. "Epic is in the process of meeting and conferring with Apple regarding a briefing schedule for Epic's forthcoming motion." The Supreme Court's decision effectively upheld a 2023 appeals court ruling that did not find Apple's business model in violation of federal antitrust laws but did rule against Apple under California's Unfair Competition Law for limiting developers' ability to communicate about alternative payment systems.