Supreme Court to take up Robinhood's bid to kill 2021 IPO lawsuit
The Supreme Court agreed Friday to hear Robinhood's attempt to shut down an investor lawsuit over what the company left out of its 2021 IPO filings. The case reaches the justices after the 9th Circuit revived the suit, which a San Francisco federal judge had thrown out.
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The Supreme Court said Friday it will consider Robinhood's push to block an investor lawsuit tied to its 2021 initial public offering. At issue is the company's failure to disclose interim financial data in its IPO paperwork, according to CNBC.
Robinhood is asking the justices to overturn a ruling from the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals that brought the investors' case back to life. A federal judge in San Francisco had dismissed that lawsuit before the appeals court stepped in.
The petition now puts the trading platform's IPO disclosures in front of the nation's highest court.
TopicsRobinhood · Robinhood Markets, Inc. · Supreme Court · 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals · HOOD
Source: cnbc.com
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