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Apple iPhone 4 Antenna Lawsuit Reaches Preliminary Settlement

New York, NY: A preliminary settlement has been reached in a defective products class-action lawsuit against Apple that alleges underperformance of its iPhone 4 resulting from antenna problems. The class for the lawsuit is comprised of 25 million US residents who could receive a $15 in cash or a bumper case provided by Apple under the terms of the settlement.

The class action combined 18 separate lawsuits, all of which allege Apple was "misrepresenting and concealing material information in the marketing, advertising, sale, and servicing of its iPhone 4--particularly as it relates to the quality of the mobile phone antenna and reception and related software."

As part of the settlement original purchases will be sent emails before April 30, 2012 alerting them to the settlement. The claims period is then open for 120 days.

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Last updated on Feb-20-12