Lawsuits have a way of ending up funny. AT&T sued UCB over BSD Unix, ended up having to admit they stole tons of shit from UCB. That said, my prediction is tha

Lawsuits have a way of ending up funny. AT&T sued UCB over BSD Unix, ended up having to admit they stole tons of shit from UCB. That said, my prediction is that most of this lawsuit will be over contract law, and Apple has Epic over a barrel on that. Whether or not Epic should have to pay 30%, cloaking violating code changes in an update to slip it past the app store reviewers is a mortal sin under Apple's terms and they are perfectly within their rights to treat everything Epic does from now on as an unrepentant violator.