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HOWARD v. LIQUIDITY SERVICES, INC. et al
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1:14-cv-01183
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June 21, 2018
$17M Settlement Gets OK In Auction Co. Shareholder Suit
A D.C. federal judge on Thursday granted preliminary approval of a $17 million settlement between online auctioneer Liquidity Services Inc. and shareholders who allege it misled them about its retail division's growth.
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April 06, 2017
Auction Co. Seeks Quick Win In Investors' False Profits Suit
Online auctioneer Liquidity Services Inc. moved in D.C. federal court on Wednesday to toss allegations that it misled investors about its retail division's growth, saying the claims fail because investment managers hadn't relied on the alleged misstatements when purchasing stock.
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July 14, 2014
Liquidity Services Hit With Securities Class Action
Liquidity Services Inc. was hit with a putative class action in D.C. federal court on Monday alleging its top brass failed to disclose the fact that the company's business was weakening and that its U.S. Department of Defense business was declining, thereby artificially inflating the stock price for their own gain.