Denver based DaVita, Inc., a provider of kidney dialysis services for patients suffering from chronic kidney failure or end stage renal disease (ESRD), recently agreed
On February 4, 2019 a jury in the USDC California (Central) found that Puma Biotechnology and its Chief Executive Officer, Alan H. Auerbach, knowingly violated
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
Shareholders of FirstEnergy Corp., an Akron-based utility company with $11 billion in annual revenue, have filed multiple complaints in Ohio federal court alleging a $60
In a move that highlights the growth of investor activism in the sovereign bond space, an Australian student has filed a claim with Australia’s Federal
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,
The first half of 2020 provided a number of interesting trends for investors as it relates to securities class action litigation. In terms of newly
