Court documents filed by Epic Games claim that the company has been damaged by Apple's control over the App Store despite its own contractual violation, and calls out "arbitrary" review decisions. In one of the final steps before the Apple versus Epic dispute enters trial in May, both Apple and the "Fortnite" developer has filed a "Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law" document with the Northern District of California. Epic's 365-page submission sets out the company's case against Apple regarding the App Store. Epic's document, released publicly in a lightly redacted form, is divided into almost a dozen sections, each of which concentrates on a different element of the dispute. However, much of these sections recount the history of the dispute, and the specific arguments boil down to two elements.