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How Participation in a Securities Fraud Class Action Works

How Participation in a Securities Fraud Class Action Works

Guide to securities fraud class actions and how investors participate.

Who the Lead Plaintiff Is and Why the Role Exists

Who the Lead Plaintiff Is and Why the Role Exists

When alleged securities fraud hits, the audience doesn’t get left heckling in the dark—they get a lead. That's where the story of a lead plaintiff starts.

The Smart Investor’s Guide to Class Action Settlements

The Smart Investor’s Guide to Class Action Settlements

A class action settlement is a court-approved agreement in a securities case that resolves claims of alleged fraud by creating a fund to compensate eligible investors. Read more.

Wall Street Played You?
It's Time to Get Paid Back.

Track ongoing shareholder lawsuits and class action settlements tied to your stocks — so you don't miss your chance to claim what's rightfully yours.

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StubHub’s September 2025 IPO: When Timing Is Everything—Especially for Cash

StubHub’s September 2025 IPO: When Timing Is Everything—Especially for Cash

StubHub’s September 2025 IPO opened with parade-like fanfare—big promises and shiny numbers. The real story had many loopholes.

Stride, Inc. and The Case of the Phantom Enrollment

Stride, Inc. and The Case of the Phantom Enrollment

Let’s solve the Stride mystery—where upbeat enrollment allegedly hid phantom students and operational cracks that shook the stock.

Perrigo and the Infant Formula Business: When an Acquisition Brings More Repairs Than Reported

Perrigo and the Infant Formula Business: When an Acquisition Brings More Repairs Than Reported

Some deals look like a turnkey home at the open house, but after signing, you realize the basement is underwater. That’s Perrigo’s predicament. Learn more about the case.

The Smart Investor’s Guide to Class Action Settlements

The Smart Investor’s Guide to Class Action Settlements

A class action settlement is a court-approved agreement in a securities case that resolves claims of alleged fraud by creating a fund to compensate eligible investors. Read more.

The Impact of Securities Fraud on the Stock Market

The Impact of Securities Fraud on the Stock Market

An overview of how securities fraud distorts markets, harms investors, and the legal safeguards designed to restore trust and accountability.

Who the Lead Plaintiff Is and Why the Role Exists

Who the Lead Plaintiff Is and Why the Role Exists

When alleged securities fraud hits, the audience doesn’t get left heckling in the dark—they get a lead. That's where the story of a lead plaintiff starts.

How Participation in a Securities Fraud Class Action Works

How Participation in a Securities Fraud Class Action Works

Guide to securities fraud class actions and how investors participate.

Legal Notices: The Only Mail That Could Pay You Back

Legal Notices: The Only Mail That Could Pay You Back

That “boring” legal notice might be the only document between you and a missed payout—read on now.

Roll Credits on Trust: Securities Fraud’s Script Exposed

Roll Credits on Trust: Securities Fraud’s Script Exposed

When companies improvise the truth, investors fund the punchline—read on.

Jayud Global Logistics: When the Market Narrative Comes From the Internet

Jayud Global Logistics: When the Market Narrative Comes From the Internet

Jayud Global Logistics hyped cross-border supply chain solutions as if it were pitching a new blockbuster movie. But there was a plot twist.

From AI Promises to Settlement Checks: The Opendoor Saga

From AI Promises to Settlement Checks: The Opendoor Saga

What went behind the Opendoor Technologies case and are you eligible for a settlement?