EQUITY ALERT: Securities Fraud Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against … by Rosen Law Firm.

On May 7, 2025, the Rosen Law Firm, known for advocating for investor rights globally, announced the initiation of a class action lawsuit representing individuals who bought securities from UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (NYSE: UNH) between December 3, 2024, and April 16, 2025. The lawsuit targets damages under the federal securities laws for investors of UnitedHealth Group.

The allegations in the lawsuit claim that the defendants concealed vital information from the public. They failed to disclose UnitedHealth’s long-standing corporate approach of denying healthcare coverage, all in attempts to enhance profits and consequently increase share prices. This calculated strategy led to significant regulatory scrutiny and public backlash against UnitedHealth, culminating in the unfortunate death of Brian Thompson. The aftermath of Thompson’s murder saw a public demonstration of animosity towards UnitedHealth, with many openly celebrating his demise, expressing approval for his alleged killer, and demanding a revamp of UnitedHealth’s business strategies, regardless of condemning Thompson’s death.

The mounting regulatory and public pressure compelled UnitedHealth to alter its business practices. Yet, against all odds, UnitedHealth adhered to their initial guidance issued the day before Thompson’s untimely death. Furthermore, this guidance seemed unrealistic, failing to account for the changes required in the wake of UnitedHealth’s shifting corporate strategies. Consequently, the public statements made by the defendants were deemed significantly inaccurate and misleading.

With the eventual disclosure of these true events to the market, the lawsuit asserts that investors inevitably bore significant losses. As of now, a class action lawsuit has been formally filed. For individuals aiming to serve as lead plaintiff, the deadline for court submission is not later than July 7, 2025. A lead plaintiff role involves representing other class members in directing the legal course of action. Those interested in participating in the lawsuit can find further information by contacting Phillip Kim, Esq. from Rosen Law Firm, either via phone at 866-767-3653 or through email at [email protected].

It’s crucial to note that no class has been officially certified in the ongoing legal battle. As such, individuals are advised to seek legal counsel of their preference. Remaining as an absent class member is also a viable option at this stage. Not engaging as the lead plaintiff will not hinder an investor’s possible future recovery.

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