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Thank you for your interest. Milberg is pursuing arbitration claims against AT&T for a data breach that occurred on March 30, 2024 which impacted an estimated 73 million users. We believe the company failed to protect the personally identifiable information ("PII") of its AT&T customers like usernames, passcodes, birthdates and Social Security numbers from exposure to third parties in violation of numerous federal and state consumer protection laws.

If this happened to you, we believe you may be eligible to receive compensation for your damages. Milberg can pursue these claims on your behalf.

Please answer the following questions to help us determine if you are eligible to make a claim for compensation:




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To help us verify your account and the claim we are making against AT&T, please provide the following information. We will not be asking for your password, nor does this give us access to your account login. 

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The next step is essential in order to give us the permission we need to pursue this claim on your behalf.

You will be asked to electronically sign our Contingency Fee Agreement.

  • You pay nothing out of pocket
  • You will not be asked for any credit card information to hire our firm
  • If we win, our fee is paid from a percentage of the money we recover for you
  • If we do not win, you pay nothing

Client Name: 
Client Email: 

Re: [CLIENT NAME] v. AT&T
Dear [CLIENT NAME]

This is an agreement (the “Agreement”) between you and Milberg Coleman Bryson Phillips Grossman LLC (“MCBPG”) for legal representation for your or your minor child’s claims against AT&T for its violations of state privacy laws in connection with AT&T’s recent data breach. If applicable, you are representing that you have authority and legal capacity to pursue this claim on behalf of your minor child. 

You understand and authorize MCBPG to proceed with filing your claims as an individual arbitration. Arbitration is a simplified means of pursuing legal claims, where the claim is decided by an arbitrator rather than a judge or jury. However, this agreement also authorizes MCBPG to settle your claim as a part of a class action if AT&T chooses to do so. MCBPG intends to secure the maximum recovery for your or your minor child’s claims. However, you authorize MCBPG to resolve your claims with AT&T for, at a minimum, for a one-hundred-dollar ($100.00) value.  Of course, we will try to obtain a larger settlement amount. 

Our firm will handle this matter with a contingent fee of the greater of either forty percent (40%), as allowed by state law, of any recovery obtained in this matter or a total attorneys’ fees awarded by the arbitrator or court. We reserve the right to associate any co-counsel, but our fee will be split among our firm and any firm(s) we associate. 

We will advance all costs incurred by our firm during this litigation (e.g., filings fees, travel, etc.). We will be reimbursed for these costs if, and only if, we ultimately obtain a recovery. Advanced costs are deducted after the calculation of the contingent fee.

You authorize MCBPG to withdraw from our representation if we determine for sufficient reasons that the case should not continue. Regardless, we will maintain the file on this matter for at least six years. If requested, these will be returned to you after the conclusion of the representation.

Finally, we do not make any promises or guarantees regarding the outcome of your claims. If you have any questions about the foregoing, please advise. We would appreciate your returning a signed copy of this engagement letter to us for our files. By signing this agreement, you are representing that you were affected by AT&T’s recent data breach.

      Sincerely,                 

                     Jonathan B. Cohen                



AGREED TO: 

By: _________________                  Date: _______________

[1] Please note that the company against which you are retaining Milberg to pursue individual arbitration claims on your behalf requires a notice letter personally signed by you to begin the dispute resolution process.  So that Milberg can start this process, by signing the retainer agreement, it is your intent to provide Milberg with your electronic signature and your consent to include your electronic signature in the notice letter to be sent on your behalf to the company identified in the retainer agreement as the party against whom Milberg has agreed to represent you in connection with an individual arbitration.  This is the sole limited purpose for which you are giving Milberg legal authority to utilize your electronic signature.

Thank you for letting us review your potential claim.

After review of the information provided, our firm has decided to respectfully decline representation.

Although we are not representing you in this matter, we appreciate the opportunity to review your case, and we wish you the best possible outcome. Please feel free to contact us again should the need arise.

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