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Skip to Content securities consumer Call Today for a Free Consultation 212-697-6484 * Home * About Our Firm * Our Attorneys * Cases * Settlements * Reviews * Contact Us Your browser does not support the video tag. SECURITIES & CONSUMER CLASS ACTIONS We fight for investor and consumer rights! get a free case review arrow-rightCreated with Sketch. Transcript CLASS ACTION CASES Search for: TARO Taro Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. OFIX Orthofix Medical Inc. AGEN Agenus Inc. WBTN WEBTOON Entertainment, Inc. ZI ZoomInfo Technologies, Inc. GTLB GitLab Inc. SMCI Super Micro Computer, Inc. OM Outset Medical, Inc. SAGE Sage Therapeutics, Inc. SBUX Starbucks Corporation VERV Verve Therapeutics, Inc. MEI Methode Electronics, Inc. DAVA Endava plc SPIR Spire Global, Inc. STM STMicroelectronics N.V. OFIX Orthofix Medical Inc. DXCM DexCom, Inc. ARDX Ardelyx, Inc. STLA Stellantis N.V. SYM Symbotic, Inc. CMX Sprinklr, Inc. EXTR Extreme Networks, Inc. PDD PDD Holdings Inc. F Ford Motor Company View All Cases INVESTIGATIONS FLUX Flux Power Holdings, Inc. AVNW Aviat Networks, Inc. FULC Fulcrum Therapeutics, Inc. RTO Rentokil Initial plc MLYS Mineralys Therapeutics, Inc. ESTC Elastic N.V. NSSC Napco Security Technologies, Inc. ACHC Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. EXK Endeavour Silver Corporation DYN Dyne Therapeutics, Inc. RIG Transocean Ltd. DG Dollar General Corporation SPR Spirit Aerosystems Holdings, Inc. AILE iLearningEngines, Inc. AIXI Xiao-I Corporation LGF Lions Gate Entertainment Corporation View All Investigation Cases SETTLEMENTS $93 million $93 million increase in merger consideration – 2012: Great Wolf Resorts, Inc. Shareholder Litig., Case No. 7328-VCN (Del. Ch. 2012). $600 million In re Flint, Mich. Water Crisis Litigation, 16-CV-10444 (E.D.Mi.). Plaintiff Exec. Comm. Member. Global settlement with State of Michigan. $45 million Groupon Inc. Securities Litigation, Case No. 12-CV-02450. The complaint alleged that the online coupon company misled them in the prospectus and registration statement. $23.5 million Hayes v. Magnachip Semiconductor Corp., Case No. 12-CV-1160 (Partial Settlement). The complaint alleges violations of 10b and 20(a) of the Securities Exchange Act arising out of the company’s issuance of false financial statements. $22 million MannKind Corporation Securities Litigation, Case No. 11-CV-00929 (C.D. Cal.). The action alleged that the defendants falsely represented the prospects for its AFREZZA product for the treatment of adult patients with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. $20 million Lerman v. Apple, Inc., 15-CV-07381 (E.D.N.Y.). Class action by New York and New Jersey iPhone 4S owners alleging system slow down as a result of system upgrade. $20 million Duncan et. al v. Joy Global Inc., 2:16-cv-1229-pp (E.D. Wisc.). u003c/bu003eThe complaint alleged violations of Sections 14(a) and 20(a) of the Exchange Act, and the firm secured a for the class. $93 million $93 million increase in merger consideration – 2012: Great Wolf Resorts, Inc. Shareholder Litig., Case No. 7328-VCN (Del. Ch. 2012). $600 million In re Flint, Mich. Water Crisis Litigation, 16-CV-10444 (E.D.Mi.). Plaintiff Exec. Comm. Member. Global settlement with State of Michigan. $45 million Groupon Inc. Securities Litigation, Case No. 12-CV-02450. The complaint alleged that the online coupon company misled them in the prospectus and registration statement. $23.5 million Hayes v. Magnachip Semiconductor Corp., Case No. 12-CV-1160 (Partial Settlement). The complaint alleges violations of 10b and 20(a) of the Securities Exchange Act arising out of the company’s issuance of false financial statements. $22 million MannKind Corporation Securities Litigation, Case No. 11-CV-00929 (C.D. Cal.). The action alleged that the defendants falsely represented the prospects for its AFREZZA product for the treatment of adult patients with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. $20 million Lerman v. Apple, Inc., 15-CV-07381 (E.D.N.Y.). Class action by New York and New Jersey iPhone 4S owners alleging system slow down as a result of system upgrade. $20 million Duncan et. al v. Joy Global Inc., 2:16-cv-1229-pp (E.D. Wisc.). u003c/bu003eThe complaint alleged violations of Sections 14(a) and 20(a) of the Exchange Act, and the firm secured a for the class. $93 million $93 million increase in merger consideration – 2012: Great Wolf Resorts, Inc. Shareholder Litig., Case No. 7328-VCN (Del. Ch. 2012). * 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 * 5 * 6 * 7 View More THE FIRM Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC is a boutique firm with unparalleled experience in complex commercial and corporate litigation claims. We’ve served as co-counsel and lead counsel in securities, consumer, and class actions for nearly 30 years. Our highly-skilled lawyers have recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for our valued clients, which include investors, shareholders, and consumers. Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC seeks to become a trusted advisor for every client, guiding them through the claims process and working to protect their best interests in what could be a long and complex case. We also work to keep costs reasonable and make sure our attorneys are accessible to our clients at every stage of their case. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation to learn how Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC can help you with a securities or consumer action. Our Attorneys WE FIGHT FOR INVESTOR & CONSUMER RIGHTS! Mendy Katzman Of Counsel Nava Listokin Of Counsel Yael Nathanson Of Counsel Peretz Bronstein Founding Member Edward N. (Chona) Gewirtz Member Neil D. Grossman Member Yitzchak E. Soloveichik Member Eitan Kimelman Member Yitzhak Greenberg Of Counsel Mendy Katzman Of Counsel Nava Listokin Of Counsel Yael Nathanson Of Counsel Peretz Bronstein Founding Member Edward N. (Chona) Gewirtz Member Neil D. Grossman Member Yitzchak E. Soloveichik Member Eitan Kimelman Member Yitzhak Greenberg Of Counsel Mendy Katzman Of Counsel Nava Listokin Of Counsel Yael Nathanson Of Counsel * 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 * 5 * 6 * 7 * 8 * 9 See all “represents a substantial economic recovery for the settlement class” and Apple’s arguments are rejected because “[j]ust as the proof is in the pudding, the quality of class counsel’s representation is evident in the Settlement.” Additionally, “Plaintiffs’ stamina in maintaining this litigation . . . should be compensated, and the private enforcement of consumer protection statutes should be encouraged.” -Referring to Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, along with co-counsel, substantial amount of time — over six years — devoted to this case, in approving a $20mm Settlement of Apple Inc., in the iPhone 4s litigation. United States Magistrate Judge Lois Bloom E.D.N.Y. “it’s always a pleasure to work with people who are experienced and who know what they are doing and are professional and who go about their work in a professional manner. So your clients were all blessed to have you . . .” -Referring to Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, along with other counsel, in approving a $20mm Settlement of Joy Global, in December 2018. United States District Judge Pamela Pepper, E.D. Wis. “[A] remarkable achievement for many reasons . . . [it] sets forth a comprehensive compensation program and timeline that is consistent for every qualifying participant.” -Referring to Lead-Counsel, assisted by the Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee, including Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC, in approving a $626mm Settlement for people affected by the Flint water crisis, in 2021. United States District Judge Judith E. Levy, E.D. Mich. “This Court further finds that the Settlement set forth in the Settlement Stipulation is the result of good faith, arm’s-length negotiations between experienced counsel representing the interests of Class Representatives, Settlement Class Members, and Defendants.” -Referring to Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, along with co-counsel, in approving a $3mm Settlement of Spectrum Pharm., Inc., in 2020. United States District Judge Richard F. Boulware, D. Nev. “represents a substantial economic recovery for the settlement class” and Apple’s arguments are rejected because “[j]ust as the proof is in the pudding, the quality of class counsel’s representation is evident in the Settlement.” Additionally, “Plaintiffs’ stamina in maintaining this litigation . . . should be compensated, and the private enforcement of consumer protection statutes should be encouraged.” -Referring to Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, along with co-counsel, substantial amount of time — over six years — devoted to this case, in approving a $20mm Settlement of Apple Inc., in the iPhone 4s litigation. United States Magistrate Judge Lois Bloom E.D.N.Y. “it’s always a pleasure to work with people who are experienced and who know what they are doing and are professional and who go about their work in a professional manner. So your clients were all blessed to have you . . .” -Referring to Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, along with other counsel, in approving a $20mm Settlement of Joy Global, in December 2018. United States District Judge Pamela Pepper, E.D. Wis. “[A] remarkable achievement for many reasons . . . [it] sets forth a comprehensive compensation program and timeline that is consistent for every qualifying participant.” -Referring to Lead-Counsel, assisted by the Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee, including Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC, in approving a $626mm Settlement for people affected by the Flint water crisis, in 2021. United States District Judge Judith E. Levy, E.D. Mich. “This Court further finds that the Settlement set forth in the Settlement Stipulation is the result of good faith, arm’s-length negotiations between experienced counsel representing the interests of Class Representatives, Settlement Class Members, and Defendants.” -Referring to Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, along with co-counsel, in approving a $3mm Settlement of Spectrum Pharm., Inc., in 2020. United States District Judge Richard F. Boulware, D. Nev. “represents a substantial economic recovery for the settlement class” and Apple’s arguments are rejected because “[j]ust as the proof is in the pudding, the quality of class counsel’s representation is evident in the Settlement.” Additionally, “Plaintiffs’ stamina in maintaining this litigation . . . should be compensated, and the private enforcement of consumer protection statutes should be encouraged.” -Referring to Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, along with co-counsel, substantial amount of time — over six years — devoted to this case, in approving a $20mm Settlement of Apple Inc., in the iPhone 4s litigation. United States Magistrate Judge Lois Bloom E.D.N.Y. View Testimonials QUESTIONS? FAQS 01 WHAT IS A SECURITIES CLASS ACTION? frame-c-arrow-down copy A securities class action is a legal suit brought by a group of investors who claim they lost money due to a company’s alleged fraudulent or illegal activities related to its stocks or bonds within a specific period of time, known as the “Class Period.” 02 WHAT IS THE CLASS PERIOD? frame-c-arrow-down copy The Class Period is a specific time period during which the unlawful conduct is alleged to have occurred. The class period typically starts when the alleged fraudulent or illegal activity begins and ends when the public becomes fully aware of the truth. Often, the company’s stock price plummets after the truth is revealed. For example, in a securities class action, anyone who acquired securities of the defendant company during the Class Period is a member of the Class and eligible to participate in any recovery, if we are successful. Although the initial complaint will specify a certain Class Period, the Class Period may be expanded to encompass a longer period of time. 03 WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE RECOVERY? frame-c-arrow-down copy Investors who are involved in the lawsuit are called “class members.” To participate in the recovery, your overall investment in the stock during the Class Period must have resulted in a loss. You may sell your stock at any time and still participate in the recovery, so long as your overall investment resulted in a loss. 04 WHAT IS A LEAD PLAINTIFF? frame-c-arrow-down copy Near the beginning of a securities fraud case, the court appoints a Lead Plaintiff to prosecute the lawsuit on behalf of the class members. An individual plaintiff, a group of individuals, or another entity—an investment fund, for example—can serve as Lead Plaintiff. The court usually appoints the class member with the largest financial interest in the recovery sought by the Class to serve as the Lead Plaintiff. 05 WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO SERVE AS A LEAD PLAINTIFF? frame-c-arrow-down copy As the Lead Plaintiff, you have several advantages: * You play a key role in deciding how the lawsuit proceeds, such as whether to accept a settlement offer. * You’ll be kept updated on the case’s progress throughout the entire process. * You will be part of any negotiations to settle the case and the application for the award of legal fees. * If the lawsuit is successful, the court may award you compensation for your time and expenses related to serving as the Lead Plaintiff. This is in addition to your share of the settlement, should the case succeed in reaching a settlement. The amount varies based on your involvement in the case. Your main responsibility as the Lead Plaintiff is to represent the interests of all class members and ensure that our law firm, BG&G, does everything possible to maximize the recovery for the class. We’ll keep you informed about important developments in the lawsuit and assist you with collecting and reviewing necessary materials, such as brokerage statements, research reports, and correspondence with brokers. If you’re needed for a court proceeding, we’ll arrange for virtual appearances or cover your travel costs. 06 WHAT IS A LEAD COUNSEL? frame-c-arrow-down copy The federal securities laws require public notice to be published within 20 days after a securities fraud class action lawsuit is filed, alerting investors that the lawsuit has been filed and that class members have 60 days to request the court for appointment as Lead Plaintiff. In addition to representing the Class, the Lead Plaintiff plays a crucial role in selecting the court-appointed Lead Counsel and is encouraged to consult with the Lead Counsel concerning the course of the litigation. By seeking Lead Plaintiff status, and choosing skilled, experienced counsel to represent the Class, an individual class member may significantly affect the likelihood of the lawsuit’s success and the size of any eventual recovery. 07 HOW DO I SIGN UP TO BE A POTENTIAL LEAD PLAINTIFF? frame-c-arrow-down copy The requirement to participate as a potential Lead Plaintiff is simple. Sign the Certification form, which you can either complete on our site or contact us at info@bgandg.com to complete the forms. You can either send them back via email, by fax at (212) 697-7296, or by mail at 60 East 42nd Street, 46th Floor, New York, NY 10165. 08 WHAT TRADE DATA DO I NEED TO PROVIDE? frame-c-arrow-down copy Please provide all of your transactions in all of your accounts for the relevant security/securities for this class action. This includes all trades before, during, and after the Class Period. If you have more than 20 transactions, please provide a copy of your data in an Excel spreadsheet. Your transaction statement should include the following: Number of Shares/Contract/Transaction Type (Purchase, Sale, Transfer, Exercise, Assignment, etc.)/Trade Price/Security Type (ticker, common stock, option details, etc.) Your transaction statement should not include the following: Wash sales/Cost basis/Realized gain loss statements/Tax statements. Please provide your current holdings for the relevant security/securities for this class action. 09 HOW LONG DO THESE CASES TAKE? frame-c-arrow-down copy These cases typically take between two and four years to complete. 10 WHAT IF I HAVE NOT SOLD MY SHARES? frame-c-arrow-down copy A “paper” or “unrealized” loss means you still own the shares, but they’re worth less than when you bought them. If you have unrealized losses and bought the shares during the class period, you may still be included as a class member. 11 WHAT IF I INVESTED IN OPTIONS OR HELD MY SHARES IN A 401K? frame-c-arrow-down copy If you acquired the shares during the class period and incurred a loss, you are likely a Class Member. In addition to purchases, “acquisitions” can include reinvested dividends, 401k contributions, employee stock grants, spin-offs, etc. Options trades will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis to determine if they qualify. 12 WHAT ARE THE COSTS AND EXPENSES FOR ME? frame-c-arrow-down copy There is no cost to you! Costs and expenses of the lawsuit are usually advanced by the law firms prosecuting on behalf of the Class. Our firm works on a contingent fee basis. That means we will ask the court to grant us reimbursement of our out-of-pocket expenses and attorneys’ fees – usually a percentage of the total recovery – only if we are successful. We never ask our clients for money for a securities class action case. 13 MANY FIRMS ARE ADVERTISING THIS LAWSUIT. DO I NEED TO SUBMIT CLAIMS TO EACH FIRM? frame-c-arrow-down copy Once a class action lawsuit is filed, shareholders have 60 days to request to be the Lead Plaintiff. During this time, several firms may notify potential plaintiffs of the upcoming deadline. Each firm may propose their lead plaintiff candidate to the court to be appointed to serve as Lead Plaintiff. The court will select the best candidate to represent the class. The firm representing the chosen lead plaintiff will represent all Class Members – wronged investors – even if those investors didn’t contact that specific firm. You do not need to submit to any firm to participate – you’re automatically included in the class action if you meet the class definition and have a loss. 14 I AM NOT A U.S. CITIZEN. CAN I STILL BE A LEAD PLAINTIFF? frame-c-arrow-down copy Yes! BG&G represents clients worldwide. As long as your shares were purchased on the U.S. exchange, you can be a Lead Plaintiff. If you don’t speak English fluently, we can provide a translator at no cost. 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