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“[Lowey Dannenberg] has considerable experience in litigating ‘some of the largest class actions throughout the country.’ . . . . The quality of their representation is also evidenced by the fact that Class Members, including sophisticated institutional investors, have not objected to the Settlement. The Court has no reason to doubt the quality of their representation.”

Hon. Gregory H. Woods, July 7, 2022 Fairness HearingTranscript, at p. 24 in In re JPMorgan Precious Metals Spoofing Litigation 18 Civ. 10356 (S.D.N.Y.)

“The court appreciates class counsel’s taking on these challenges and class counsel’s able navigation of these hard problems, in developing the case on behalf of the putative class, and in bringing contentious settlement negotiations to a successful outcome.

I might add too that the settlement was not only successful. Compared with many analogous cases, it was also prompt, a fact that brings obvious advantages to the class.”

Hon. Paul Engelmayer, May 31, 2022 Fairness Hearing Transcript, at p. 30 in In re JPMorgan Treasury Spoofing Litigation, 20 Civ. 3515 (S.D.N.Y.)

Recent Cases

Amitza

Healthcare

By James Spencer

Lowey Dannenberg, on behalf of named plaintiff Premera Blue Cross, is leading a class on behalf of Third-Party Payers of Amitiza (Lubiprostone) against Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Ltd. and related entities. […]

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Amgen

Health Care, Healthcare

By James Spencer

On September 30, 2025, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia largely denied Amgen’s motion to dismiss in CareFirst of Maryland Inc. et al. v. Amgen Inc. […]

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Adobe Class Action

Data Breach and Privacy, Existing Cases

By Amanda Fiorilla

On April 3, 2025, Lowey filed a data privacy class action against Adobe, Inc. alleging it used consumers’ personally identifiable information and online activity to create user profiles without obtaining user consent. The action alleges Adobe used this information to facilitate targeting advertising on behalf of its clients.

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SEC Revives Claw Back Rule for Executive Compensation

Oct 27, 2021

Securities and Exchange Commission voted on October 14, 2021 to bring back an unfinished rule from 2015[1] relating to executive compensation. The rule requires U.S. listed companies to have a plan in place to claw back executive compensation in the event the company corrects their financial…

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