Class Action Settlement

What You Need to Know

A recent class action settlement has been reached in the Comcast Monopoly lawsuit, affecting millions of Comcast customers across the United States. If you're a current or former Comcast customer, you may be eligible for compensation.

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Background of the Lawsuit

The lawsuit alleges that Comcast engaged in monopolistic practices, restricting competition and driving up prices for cable television and high-speed internet services. The plaintiffs claim that Comcast's actions violated federal antitrust laws and caused harm to consumers.

Terms of the Settlement

The settlement requires Comcast to pay a significant amount of money to affected customers. Eligible class members may receive a payment, which will be determined based on the number of valid claims filed.

Who is Eligible?

You may be eligible for compensation if:

You were a Comcast customer for cable television and/or high-speed internet services between 2003 and 2010.

You lived in an area where Comcast was the sole provider of cable television and/or high-speed internet services.

How to File a Claim

To receive compensation, you must submit a valid claim form by the designated deadline. You can file a claim online or by mail.

Important Deadlines

Claim Filing Deadline:

Objection Deadline:

Final Approval Hearing:

What to Expect

After the claim filing deadline, the settlement administrator will review and process all valid claims. Payments will be distributed to eligible class members after the final approval hearing.

Conclusion

The Comcast Monopoly Class Action Settlement is a significant victory for consumers who were affected by Comcast's alleged monopolistic practices. If you're eligible, be sure to file a claim to receive your share of the settlement.