Robinhood faces amended complaint in short squeeze lawsuit
A new report on the meme stock market may lead to an amended complaint against Robinhood over the events from January 2021.
A new report on the meme stock market may lead to an amended complaint against Robinhood over the events from January 2021.
Traders suing Apex Clearing for its actions during the January 2021 short squeeze have responded to its attempt to nix the complaint.
Traders ask whether Robinhood’s imposition of trading restrictions subjects the broker to liability under state tort and contract law.
Apex Clearing seeks to dismiss the fourth amended complaint against it stemming from events that occurred in January 2021.
Several traders have filed an appeal from a ruling in favor of Robinhood and Citadel in a lawsuit about the January 2021 short squeeze.
The Court has dismissed for good the antitrust claims against Robinhood and Citadel regarding the January short squeeze.
Robinhood and Citadel Securities claim that traders have tried to manufacture an antitrust conspiracy where none exists.
Traders challenge an order by the Florida Southern District Court that dismissed their complaint against Robinhood with prejudice.
Interactive Brokers LLC is no longer a party to any of the January 2021 ‘‘short squeeze’’ class action lawsuits.
Robinhood and Citadel say the traders have alleged no new facts to make their antitrust claim plausible.