US EditionUnitedHealth sued by shareholders over its reaction to backlash from executive's killing
- A group of investors has sued UnitedHealthcare Group for misleading them following the killing of its CEO, Brian Thompson, on Wednesday.
- The class action lawsuit claims that UnitedHealthcare did not adjust its 2025 net earnings outlook to reflect the impact of Thompson's killing on operations.
- Investors labeled the situation as 'materially false and misleading,' citing public scrutiny after Thompson's death.
- UnitedHealth intends to contest the lawsuit, stating it believes the allegations are unfounded.
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Investors Sue UnitedHealth Group Over Response to CEO's Death - Legal Reader
Investors suing UnitedHealth Group claim that the company’s top-level management misled them by withholding information about how profits and operations would be affected by the death of its former chief executive, Brian Thompson.
Investors Say UnitedHealth’s Greed Got Its CEO Murdered — and Cost Them Millions
Investors are accusing UnitedHealthcare's parent group of conning the public to boost profits — and, ultimately, contributing to the murder of CEO Brian Thompson. In a proposed class action lawsuit filed earlier this week in New York, UnitedHealth Group investor Roberto Faller claims that the insurer profited from a series of "aggressive, anti-consumer tactics" that harmed clients and investors alike. "UnitedHealth had, for years, engaged in a c…
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UpstractUnitedHealth Group sued by investors over ‘misleading’ information on CEO’s murder
The complaint alleges UnitedHealth Group misled investors on how the company was being affected from backlash on UHC CEO Brian Thompson’s death.
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