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Women sue Epstein estate over childhood images in photo collection — 1dTwo women sued Epstein's estate in a class action for 40-plus people, saying few if any were told their childhood images were in his child sexual abuse material files.

Jared Kim The co-executors should face full liability if they ignored or enabled that collection of images.

Class-Action Lawsuit Alleges AST SpaceMobile Misrepresented Capital Needs and Competition — 3dMultiple securities class actions have been filed against AST SpaceMobile alleging false and misleading statements about its capital needs, debt load, liquidity, and competitive position, including claims tied to the EchoStar transaction; investors who purchased ASTS securities during the specified period may pursue recovery, with lead-plaintiff deadlines and no out-of-pocket costs to participate. The actions are being led by Rosen Law Firm, Levi & Korsinsky, and Robbins Geller as they seek to represent shareholders affected by the alleged fraud between March 4, 2025 and July 15, 2026.

Rosen Announces Investor Actions Across Five CompaniesFinance — 2dRosen Law Firm is investigating potential securities claims for investors in five companies—TruBridge, Tigo Energy, Elauwit Connection, UWM Holdings, and Build-A-Bear Workshop—alleging material misstatements or restatements that impacted stock prices and investor losses. The firm is organizing class actions with join instructions and lead-plaintiff deadlines, emphasizing contingency-fee arrangements and urging prudent selection of counsel.

Hims & Hers Faces Investor Class Action, Lead DeadlineBusiness — 6dMultiple lawsuits and regulatory actions have targeted Hims & Hers Health, with the FTC alleging deceptive privacy and billing practices and improper sharing of health data with third parties, contributing to a notable stock drop after the July 29, 2026 announcement. Separately, investors are urged to participate in lead-plaintiff processes for securities-class actions, as several institutions increased holdings or sold, and deadlines for filing lead plaintiff applications remain November 2, 2026.

Class action lawsuits filed against Planet Fitness after sales forecast cut — 4dSeveral securities-litigation firms have filed or announced class actions against Planet Fitness, alleging the company made false or misleading statements about its marketing and growth prospects while concealing weak performance, with claims covering the period from November 6, 2025 to May 6, 2026. The cases cite a May 7, 2026 results update that cut 2026 guidance and withdrew a three-year plan, triggering significant stock declines and setting Sept. 14, 2026 lead-plaintiff deadlines for investors to seek recovery.

Jared Kim Anyone who bought shares between November and May based on those rosy forecasts should look into joining one of these class actions before the deadline.

Securities Lawsuits Set October Deadlines for Three Firms — 3dInvestors in GoDaddy, ARS Pharmaceuticals, and Aardvark Therapeutics are being notified of upcoming lead plaintiff deadlines in securities class actions: GoDaddy by October 20, 2026; ARS by October 5, 2026; and Aardvark by October 13, 2026. The lawsuits allege false or misleading statements about product safety and clinical prospects, seeking recovery for affected shareholders.

Law firms launch securities suits against five companies over alleged disclosures — 2dPomerantz LLP (with Robbins LLP handling Smartsheet matters) announced securities-class-action lawsuits and investor alerts against five companies—XTI Aerospace, Smartsheet, Park Ha Biological Technology, York Space Systems, and GoDaddy—alleging fraudulent conduct such as pump-and-dump schemes, undisclosed acquisition talks, and misleading buybacks, with deadlines for lead-plaintiff applications. The actions portray a pattern of alleged corporate fraud across diverse sectors, urging affected investors to come forward before the stated deadlines.

Marcus Bell Park Ha's case stands out as another reminder to research before jumping into smaller biotech stocks.

Cogent Securities Lawsuit Filed, Lead Plaintiff Deadline Nears — Sep 10, 2026Several law firms have announced or filed securities-class-action lawsuits against Cogent Communications Holdings over alleged false or misleading statements about demand for its optical wavelength backlog, covering investors who bought between February 29, 2024 and May 1, 2026, with lead-plaintiff deadlines around September 21, 2026. The actions allege the backlog was largely illusory and that management failed to disclose risks, prompting significant stock declines.

Rosen Law investigates securities claims against four entities — Sep 8, 2026Rosen Law Firm is expanding securities investigations for investors in Coastal Financial, TruBridge, Barclays, and Flow (FLOW-USD), alleging that these companies issued misleading information and left shareholders with losses, with class actions being prepared where applicable. The firm emphasizes contingency fee arrangements and urges affected investors to join ongoing actions, citing notable stock declines tied to the disclosures.

Law Firms Seek Lead Plaintiffs in Smartsheet Blaize Wise Cases — Sep 10, 2026Bragar Eagel & Squire is urging investors who suffered losses in Smartsheet, Blaize, and Wise to contact the firm to discuss legal options as class actions and deadlines unfold. The complaints allege misleading statements, revenue issues, or regulatory risks, with investors urged to consider lead-plaintiff rights and pursue potential recoveries.

Portnoy Law Firm files class actions against five companies over investor claims — Sep 1, 2026Portnoy Law Firm announced securities-class actions on behalf of investors in five companies—York Space Systems, Flotek Industries, UWM Holdings, Megan Holdings, and Primoris Services—with class periods in 2025–2026 and lead-plaintiff deadlines in October 2026. The suits allege false or misleading statements, with issues ranging from contract risks and revenue disclosures to stock manipulation and hedging losses.

Rachel Meyers Class periods stretching into 2026 for events happening now is odd timing, hope investors actually read the fine print before jumping in.