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Bush v. Blink Charging Company et al
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October 22, 2024
Blink Investor Deal Gets Final OK, Attys Score $1.25M Fee
A Florida federal judge has granted final approval to a $3.75 million settlement between electric-vehicle charging station operator Blink Charging Co. and a proposed class of investors who alleged the company mischaracterized the functionality of its charging network.
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July 01, 2024
EV Charging Co. Strikes $3.75M Deal With Investors
Electric-vehicle charging station operator Blink Charging Co. has agreed to cough up nearly $4 million to resolve investors' claims it misled them about the functionality of its charging network.
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November 28, 2023
EV Charging Co. Blink Gets Investor Fraud Suit Trimmed
A Florida federal judge has trimmed a proposed securities class action alleging Blink Charging Co., which operates electric-vehicle charging stations, misled investors about the size and functionality of its charging network, while allowing many of the suit's claims to proceed.
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August 25, 2020
Electric-Car Charging Co. Oversold Business, Investor Says
Blink Charging Co., which operates electric-vehicle charging stations, was hit with a proposed securities class action in Florida federal court Monday alleging that recent reports laid bare that the company has been misleading investors about the size and reliability of its charging network.