Did you buy a new iPhone from a mobile carrier or non-Apple retailer between March 21, 2020 and the present? If so, we would like to speak to you.
The U.S. Department of Justice alleges that Apple has unlawfully monopolized the smartphone market. Our law firm is investigating how Apple’s practices may have forced certain iPhone purchasers to overpay for their devices.
We believe that people who bought iPhones in recent years may be legally entitled to compensation. Please complete our contact form if you’re interested in joining the investigation or learning more.
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Our firm has earned an international reputation by winning complex cases that others did not want to handle. We have litigated numerous groundbreaking cases, some resulting in landmark decisions on previously untried issues involving antitrust, securities, consumer rights, civil rights, and other far-reaching matters.
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