Attorneys from Milberg Coleman Bryson Phillips Grossman, LLC and Tycko & Zavareei LLP represented consumers in a nationwide class-action lawsuit regarding audio issues in iPhone 7 and 7 Plus phones, resulting in a preliminarily approved $35 million settlement.
“We are proud of the nationwide class action Settlement that is pending final approval before the Court, which if approved will provide Settlement Class Members who complained to Apple about the alleged audio defect up to $349 in monetary relief. Settlement Class Members must submit Payment Information Forms by June 3 in order to receive money if the Settlement is approved and we strongly encourage them to do so promptly,” said Class Counsel Andrea R. Gold and Greg Coleman.
If you believe you qualify, visit smartphoneaudiosettlement.com to check your eligibility and submit your payment information.
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“The deadline to file for a piece of Apple’s $35 million settlement with some iPhone 7 users is approaching. Here’s who qualifies,” CBS News
“You could be eligible for a piece of Apple’s $35 million iPhone 7 settlement,” The Verge
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“Some iPhone users could be entitled to up to $350 as part of an Apple settlement — here’s how to know if you qualify,” Business Insider