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Hall v. Rent-A-Center, Inc. et al
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December 14, 2018
Rent-A-Center's $11M Deal With Investors Gets Initial OK
Rent-A-Center Inc.'s $11 million class action settlement offer to address stockholder claims that the company tried to hide known problems with a new sales transaction system has received conditional approval from a Texas federal judge.
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December 04, 2018
Rent-A-Center Investors Seek OK On $11M Stock Drop Deal
Investors suing Rent-A-Center in a proposed class action stock drop case claiming the company tried to hide known problems with its new sales transaction system asked a Texas federal judge Tuesday to preliminarily approve a proposed $11 million settlement.
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May 15, 2018
Rent-A-Center Blasts Investors' Cert. Bid In Stock-Drop Suit
Rent-A-Center Inc. on Monday asked a Texas federal judge not to certify a group of investors alleging the furniture and electronics rent-to-own giant's stock tumbled when problems with the rollout of a new sales transaction system surfaced, saying the suit lacks a common thread of reliance and is plagued by competing damages calculations.
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March 15, 2018
Investors Dig For Cert. In Rent-A-Center Stock Drop Fight
A group of Rent-A-Center Inc. investors asked for class certification Wednesday in their suit alleging the furniture giant's stock tanked after a slew of hidden problems with a new system for sales transactions were revealed, telling a Texas federal judge they presumptively relied on the company's misstatements and omissions when making trading decisions.