AT&T Class Action Settlement
Updated: August 20, 2023
Claim Form Deadline: Passed
Estimated Payout: Varies
Proof required: No
Method of payment: Mailed Check
What's the AT&T Class Action Settlement About?
A $60 Million AT&T class action is open to claims until May 2023.This article is about a less recent, $14 Million open class action settlement against AT&T had been previously settled as a result of a class action lawsuit against AT&T for deceptive marketing and consumer practices. The lawsuit claimed that certain AT&T customers, specifically post-paid wireless customers were paying a monthly "admin" fee. The lawyers, or plaintiffs in the filed class action lawsuit alleged that this administrative fee is deceptive, and that customers were not informed of it properly.
AT&T has not admitted to any wrongdoing. However, they reached a settlement to avoid court proceedings, which could involve significant fees, costs, time, and a potential loss that results in a larger judgement.
How Do I Qualify?
You may be included in the ATT Class Action Settlement if you were a California post-paid AT&T wireless customer between June 20 2015 and June 16 2022. This means you will have to have had a post-paid account with AT&T Mobility LLC.What Can I Get?
If the AT&T Class Action is approved, the settled fund will be distributed to all qualified class members that file a claim form (see below). The settlement fund will consist of $14,000,000 minus attorney fees, expenses, court costs, and administrative fees. The estimated payout is stated to be approximately $20.00, but may be higher or lower according to the class action administrators for this settlement.How Do I Find Class Action Settlements?
Find all the latest Class Action Settlements you can qualify for by getting notified of new lawsuits as soon as they are open to claims:How Do I File a Claim?
In order to receive the estimated $20 payout, you must have filed a claim by the deadline of October 29, 2022. There is another AT&T class action that is open to claims for the settlement until May 18, 2023. The link for the data throttling AT&T class action is here.Remember, submitting false information will render your Claim Form invalid. You are submitting any information and testament to the information's validity under penalty of perjury. OpenClassActions is neither a law firm, nor a class action administrator, but simply an informational class action settlement and lawsuit blog.
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