In re MGM Mirage Securities Litigation

  1. February 23, 2016

    MGM Fights For Approval Of $75M CityCenter Settlement

    MGM Resorts International on Monday blasted detractors of a planned $75 million settlement of a shareholder suit accusing the company of misleading investors about issues with its $9 billion CityCenter development, arguing in Nevada federal court that the deal was fair and that a trial would have been tough.

  2. August 31, 2015

    MGM Investors Seek OK For $75M CityCenter Settlement

    The lead plaintiffs in a shareholder suit accusing MGM Resorts International of misleading investors about the financial health of its $9 billion CityCenter development in Las Vegas sought preliminary approval Friday for a $75 million settlement they called an "outstanding" result.

  3. February 03, 2015

    MGM Fights Class Cert. Bid In CityCenter Investor Row

    MGM Resorts International urged a Nevada federal judge on Monday to deny class certification in a suit brought by institutional investors alleging the hotel and gaming giant misled them about the financial health of its $9 billion CityCenter development in Las Vegas, saying they don't have enough evidence for class status.

  4. November 13, 2014

    Pension Funds Seek Cert. In Suit Over MGM Complex Costs

    Pension funds suing MGM Resorts International over its supposed misstatements about the financial health of a $9 billion Las Vegas development asked a Nevada federal judge for class certification of all allegedly harmed investors on Thursday.

  5. September 27, 2013

    MGM Can't Escape Investor Suit Over Vegas Development

    A Nevada federal judge on Friday rebuffed a bid by MGM Resorts International and top executives to toss an investor suit over losses from an allegedly troubled $9 billion Las Vegas development, finding investors adequately contend that MGM misled them about its financial health and the project's status.

  6. July 24, 2012

    MGM Investors Want Late CEO Replaced By Widow In MDL

    An MGM Resorts International investor asked a Nevada federal judge on Tuesday to replace the company's late CEO with his widow as a defendant in multidistrict litigation over alleged stock losses from a troubled $9 billion Las Vegas development.