UnitedHealth sued by investors over its response after CEO’s killing

Investors against the United Helth Group have been sued who claims that the company has confused information about how the company is being influenced by a response to a response to its response. December to kill Top Executive Brian ThompsonThe

In the proposed class action case filed in the southern district of New York on Wednesday, Roberto Faller accuses Faller United Health “artificially inflamed prices” when the company initially predicts $ 29.50 to $ 30 in December. United Heloth then re -confirmed this view in January, despite the high -rate of denying his claim and after the October Senate report to increase and later, it is, it December’s CEO killsThe

Falar complaints after the $ 2025 forecast for the Adjasted profit per United Heroth is less than $ 26 and $ 26.50.

The attorns argued that the company’s statements on the expectation of performance earlier this year were “materially false and misleading” because it did not tell the United States shareholders “it would have to adjust its strategy, causing higher rejection than industrial competitors.”

The complaint describes United Care’s technique as “offensive, anti -customer strategy”. The strategies were “growing controversial”, the complaint said, especially after death Former United Helth Care CEO is Brian ThompsonThe Although widely condemned, his assassination also flowed public anger over health insurance costs and denying the claim.

Following the predictions of low performance, United Health The stock prices have been submerged last month By about $ 130 in the worst one -day performance for over 25 years.

“April 17, 2025 drop levels were such that the Dau Jones Industrial average declined by 1.3%,” said Falar’s consultant to represent a class of consultants, alleged.

The complaint states that “the accused’s wrongdoing and exclusion of the accused and the decline of the market price of the security security, the plaintiffs and other class members have faced significant damage and damage,” alleged allegations.

The complaint asked a judge to prove it as an appropriate class action case, on December 3, 2024 and April 16, 2025 sought unimaginable compensation for investors. Investors also named John Rex, chief executive Andrew Witty and Chief Financial Officer John Rex on the allegations.

CBS News arrived in the United Heroth group but it had no immediate comment.