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In re EZCORP, Inc. Securities Litigation
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June 05, 2019
EZCorp Reaches $4.9M Deal To End Overstated Income Suit
Pawn shop operator and "instant cash" loan provider EZCorp Inc. has agreed to pay investors $4.85 million to end a class action in Texas federal court alleging it overstated its revenue for multiple years.
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February 19, 2019
While Not A 'Platonic Ideal,' Irish Investor To Lead EZCorp Suit
A Texas federal judge said Tuesday that although he's not the "platonic ideal" of a class representative, an investor in Dublin is nonetheless fit to lead a class action accusing pawn shop operator and "instant cash" loan provider EZCorp. Inc of misrepresenting its financial well-being.
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March 19, 2018
EZCorp Fights Class Cert. In 'Lawyer-Driven' Investor Suit
Pawn shop operator and "instant cash" loan provider EZCorp Inc. on Friday told a Texas federal judge that a foreign investor was allowing his counsel to make all the decisions in his "lawyer-driven" securities suit accusing the company of misrepresenting its financial well-being.
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February 02, 2018
Investors Seek Class Cert. In EZCorp Securities Fraud Suit
An investor in the pawn shop operator and "instant cash" loan provider EZCorp Inc. asked a Texas federal judge Wednesday to certify a nationwide class in his suit claiming the company's CEO knowingly misled investors about the financial well-being of his company.
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May 09, 2017
EZCorp Must Face Some Of Investors' Securities Fraud Claims
A Texas federal court declined on Monday to give short-term lender EZCorp Inc. and its CEO another quick exit in a proposed securities fraud class action, ruling that investors had mustered enough evidence on a second try to support some of their allegations about deceptive accounting practices.
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October 18, 2016
EZCorp, CEO Dodge Securities Suit In Texas For Now
A Texas federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a putative securities fraud class action against EZCorp Inc. and the "instant cash" company's CEO, saying shareholders had failed to adequately plead that the executive intentionally misled investors about the financial well-being and profitability of a Mexican consumer loan company it acquired.