In the midst of a global pandemic, securities class action cases continue to provide investors with critical recoveries from companies accused of various fraudulent activities.
The following is an excerpt from a recently published ISS Securities Class Action Services white paper. The full text version of the paper can be
Two separate, but similar, investor class actions were recently settled with Snap, Inc. The two cases – one in Federal court and one in State
In yet another antitrust action against the big banks, a recent settlement was announced in the In re LIBOR-Based Financial Instrument Antitrust Litigation. The specific settlement amounts
Investors are one step closer to recovering $275 million in a SEC “Fair Fund” settlement with Morgan Stanley. Allegations relate to the company and its
The Wells Fargo “fake accounts” scandal will soon be over… at least in terms of payouts to damaged shareholders. This week the U.S. Securities &
In a statement released on July 27, 2020, Steinhoff International Holdings NV proposed to pay around $1 billion to settle more than $8 billion of
The Current State of IPO Securities Class Action Litigation Post-Cyan Following the March 2018 Supreme Court decision in Cyan v. Beaver County Employees Retirement Fund,
A recently announced Mexican Government Bond settlement for $20.7 million by JPMorgan and Barclays brings a portion of the class action initially filed on March
Since the Coronavirus pandemic started to spread across the U.S. earlier this year, it was clear securities class action litigation wasn’t likely to be too
