[bluGill]

It is, but the US and the EU legally recognize each other's copyrights. So he can sue the Chinese company in his country, and when they don't show up send Apple a notice to freeze assets related to the company, which just needs a US lawyer. In the end the lawyers win, but it is a straight forward case (assuming all the facts are as given...)

[newdude116]

Yes, you likely could threaten Apple with a lawyer. But based on your comment you likely have never dealt with a lawsuit, especially involving several jurisdictions. And trust me, the lawyer want the same thing as the scammer. Your money!

[bookofjoe]

"I have never been ruined but twice in my life — once when I lost a lawsuit, and once when I won one."—Voltaire

[dangus]

And how long does that legal process take compared to the time it takes for the spammer to set up a new legal entity, app, and App Store account?