UnitedHealth

Investors Alert: Join the Class Action Against UnitedHealth Group by July 7, 2025, for Potential Compensation

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NEW YORK — A global law firm focused on investor rights is alerting those who purchased shares of UnitedHealth Group Incorporated between December 3, 2024, and May 12, 2025, about a forthcoming securities class action. Rosen Law Firm has set a deadline for July 7, 2025, for individuals wishing to join the lawsuit, asserting their eligibility for compensation without any upfront costs. Those who acquired UnitedHealth securities during the class period may have claims to file under a contingency fee arrangement, meaning they won’t incur out-of-pocket expenses. To become part of the class action, affected … Read more

UNH Investors Unite: Join the Schall Law Firm in Pioneering a Securities Fraud Lawsuit Against UnitedHealth Group

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In Boston, Massachusetts, investors in UnitedHealth Group Incorporated are being presented with a potential opportunity to take the lead in a securities fraud lawsuit. Legal representation is available through the Schall Law Firm, which is actively seeking those affected to join the action. This development follows allegations that UnitedHealth misled shareholders about significant business challenges, potentially inflating the company’s stock price. Investors believe that these miscalculations may have led to considerable financial losses once the company’s true financial status came to light. The Schall Law Firm is offering assistance to those who invested in UnitedHealth … Read more

UnitedHealth Settles for $69 Million in Landmark 401(k) Performance Lawsuit

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UnitedHealth Group Inc., has agreed to a settlement of $69 million after facing a lawsuit that accused the health insurance giant of including subpar investment choices in its employee 401(k) plan. This legal confrontation draws attention to the broader implications of employer responsibilities in managing retirement funds, emphasizing the critical need for vigilance and accountability in overseeing employee investments. The lawsuit, which underscored the potential detriments of poor fund performance on employees’ retirement savings, argued that UnitedHealth failed to remove or replace underperforming investments. The settlement serves a dual function: it compensates affected employees and … Read more

Inside Trading and Legal Battles: Top UnitedHealth Executives Face Allegations Amid DOJ Investigations

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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — A series of lawsuits implicating insider trading practices at UnitedHealth Group have emerged, with allegations pinpointing the actions of senior executives amid ongoing investigations by the Department of Justice. At the center of these lawsuits, filed between May and August in Minnesota, are Stephen Hemsley, the board chair of UnitedHealth, and Brian Thompson, the former CEO of UnitedHealthcare. The legal action initiated by the City of Hollywood Firefighters Pension Fund claims the executives capitalized on confidential information to benefit personally through the sale of significant amounts of company shares. According to court … Read more