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Khoshaba v. Stilwell et al
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April 06, 2026
REIT Investor Attys Get Fee Award In $7.1M Settlement
Attorneys at Rolnick Kramer Sadighi LLP and Woods Rogers Vandeventer Black PLC will receive a fee of nearly $2 million after brokering the $7.1 million settlement of claims that a real estate investment trust's insiders left the company's common stock diluted by "disastrous" stock redemption decisions.
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October 22, 2025
REIT Inks $7M Settlement Of Ex-CEO's Class Action Claims
A real estate investment trust has reached a $7.125 million deal to end a proposed investor class action brought by its former CEO alleging its insiders breached their fiduciary duties after the company's common stock was diluted by "disastrous" stock redemption decisions.
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April 11, 2024
REIT Hit With Suit By Ex-CEO Over Share Buyback Conflict
A real estate investment trust has been hit with a proposed class action by its former CEO alleging the company's insiders breached their fiduciary duties by failing to make a legitimate effort to repurchase certain preferred shares prior to their redemption date, leading to severe dilution of the common shares.