What is a lead plaintiff?
admin2019-11-26T11:41:17+00:00A lead plaintiff can be a person, a group of persons, an entity (such as an institution), or a group of entities that is appointed by [...]
A lead plaintiff can be a person, a group of persons, an entity (such as an institution), or a group of entities that is appointed by [...]
No. You should not retain more than one law firm to represent you for the same claim. You cannot improve the amount of your recovery by [...]
Typically, in class action litigation, such as securities class actions, several law firms will file similar complaints and provide notice about the litigation in a widely [...]
Yes, as long as the shares were acquired during the class period.
No, you can still participate in a settlement. In the event that you continue to hold the stock, your damages will be limited to the difference [...]
You do not need to hold the security in order to participate in a class action or in a class action settlement. However, if you sell [...]
A valid claim for relief in a securities class action depends on when the stock was purchased. If you purchased your stock during the class period [...]
Only those shares purchased during the class period will be the subject of the litigation. However, the class period may be extended in light of further [...]
If you purchased the securities of a company that is involved in a class action (usually as a named defendant) during the specified class period, then [...]
A class period is the period of time during which the corporate actors are alleged to have been engaged in wrongful conduct. The class period is [...]