Eljon Lako v. Loandepot, Inc. et al
Case Number:
8:21-cv-01449
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
- Gibson Dunn
 - Glancy Prongay
 - Johnson Fistel
 - Orrick Herrington
 - Pomerantz LLP
 - Robbins Geller
 - Rosen Law Firm PA
 - Schall Law
 
Companies
- Barclays PLC
 - Citigroup Inc.
 - Credit Suisse Group AG
 - Jefferies Financial Group Inc.
 - JMP Group Inc.
 - Morgan Stanley
 - Nomura Holdings Inc.
 - Piper Sandler Cos.
 - The Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
 - UBS Group AG
 
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						August 19, 2025
						
9th Circ. Backs Approval Of LoanDepot Investor Settlement
The Ninth Circuit has dismissed a challenge brought by a LoanDepot shareholder to a $3.5 million settlement ending a lawsuit that accused the company of misleading investors ahead of its initial public offering, saying the district court applied proper scrutiny when approving the settlement last year.
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						May 21, 2024
						
LoanDepot's $3.5M Deal In IPO Disclosure Suit Gets Final OK
A California federal judge has granted final approval to LoanDepot's $3.5 million settlement in a suit alleging it misled investors leading up to the company's initial public offering, despite a shareholder's objection that the settlement is insufficient.
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						January 08, 2024
						
LoanDepot's $3.5M Deal Nears OK Despite Claim It's 'Paltry'
A California federal judge on Friday preliminarily approved LoanDepot's $3.5 million deal to resolve a proposed class action alleging it misled investors leading up to the company's initial public offering, despite a shareholder's objection that the settlement amount is "paltry" and the deal was struck prematurely.
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						August 14, 2023
						
LoanDepot Investor Urges Court To Reject 'Paltry' $3.5M Deal
A securities plaintiff who sued LoanDepot Inc. in connection with its initial public offering documents has asked a California federal judge not to grant the first green light to a $3.5 million settlement reached in the suit, arguing that the deal was made before class certification and therefore should face more scrutiny.