Overview
- The settlement’s two-class structure sets aside $149 million for the March 2024 leak and $28 million for the July download, offering up to $5,000 or $2,500 per incident.
- Notices are being sent via email by Kroll Settlement Administration, and claim forms are accessible online or by mail.
- Affected customers must submit documented-loss or pro rata claims by the November 18 deadline to participate in potential payouts of up to $7,500.
- AT&T denies responsibility for the breaches but agreed to the settlement to sidestep extended litigation, warning payouts hinge on final approval and claim volumes.
- Final approval is slated for a December 3 hearing before U.S. District Judge Ada Brown in Dallas, after which appeals could further postpone distributions.