Epic v. Google: everything we learned in Fortnite court
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Actually, we’ll be back in 15–20 minutes.
Judge Donato had some clarifications for both parties about how he modified the jury instructions and verdict form (for example, having the jury stop right away if they don’t find that Epic has proven the existence of a relevant antitrust market in this case).
But apparently “the jury is still trickling in,” so we’re going to pause before we come back with jury instructions and closing arguments. Judge Donato estimates it’ll take about 45 minutes to read through jury instructions, too, and you can read those all by yourself, so if you wanted to come back in an hour, I wouldn’t be offended!
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