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June 26

If I have information relative to a pending case, what should I do?

You should complete the contact form or call 866-540-5505 to speak confidentially with an attorney.

June 26

How will you keep me informed during the course of the lawsuit?

You will receive updates by mail or email regarding significant case developments. You can also call 866-540-5505 for information.

June 26

What is a deposition? Will I have to testify at trial?

A deposition involves being questioned under oath about the lawsuit. Named plaintiffs may be required to give deposition or trial testimony.

June 26

What happens when more than one law firm filed a lawsuit against the same company for the same conduct?

You should retain only one law firm for the same claim. Multiple cases are typically consolidated by the court, and attorneys work together.

June 26

Do I need to prove I own or owned the stock to receive proceeds of a settlement or verdict? How do I do this?

Yes. You must provide evidence such as confirmation slips or brokerage statements showing your stock purchases and prices. You will be notified when to submit this documentation.

June 26

I made money on some purchases during the class period, and lost money on others. Can I still participate in the lawsuit?

Yes, if your overall investment during the class period resulted in a loss, whether realized or not.

June 26

Can I sell my stock in the company being sued and still be a class member?

Yes. You may participate if you sold the stock for a loss. If you made a profit, you have no damages to recover.

June 26

I acquired my shares in my 401(k) or IRA account. Can I still participate?

Yes, as long as the shares were purchased during the class period.

June 26

How long does it take for a class action to be resolved?

It varies. Some cases resolve in months; others take years. On average, class actions take two to three years, though appeals or complexity can extend this timeline.

June 26

What is the “class period” in a securities case?

The class period is the timeframe during which alleged fraud or violations caused an artificial inflation of stock price. Only investors who purchased during this period are included. The class period may change as the case progresses.

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