Investors of Geron Corporation Urged to Take Action in Potential Securities Fraud Case
The Rosen Law Firm, a reputable entity in the global field of investor rights, has put investors in Geron Corporation (NASDAQ: GERN) on notice regarding the upcoming
lead plaintiff deadline for a significant class action lawsuit. If you purchased Geron securities from
February 28, 2024 to
February 25, 2025, you may be eligible to partake in this legal action at no upfront cost.
The Class Action Suit: Important Details
The notice emphasized that investors bearing losses that exceed
$100,000 have until
May 12, 2025, to claim their right to emerge as lead plaintiffs. Being a lead plaintiff means you will represent the collective interests of other individuals who have been impacted by the company's alleged misleading statements and failing disclosures regarding its primary drug, RYTELO.
Affected parties are encouraged to explore the potential for recovery without incurring any legal fees upfront through a
contingency fee arrangement. Interested investors can visit the firm’s website or reach out to Phillip Kim, an attorney at Rosen Law Firm, for further guidance.
Geron's Disclosures Under Scrutiny
This lawsuit draws attention to significant allegations regarding Geron’s marketing of RYTELO, indicating that company executives may have provided false or misleading information to investors. Central claims of the lawsuit include:
1.
Misrepresentation of Market Viability: Initial expectations were set around RYTELO fulfilling a high unmet need within the healthcare market. However, it has come to light that competition, a lack of awareness among healthcare providers, and ongoing weekly monitoring requirements would hamper Geron’s ability to market the product effectively.
2.
Inflated Financial Prospects: The financial health that Geron presented to its investors appears overstated. The company allegedly misled investors about its revenue projections from RYTELO, maintaining that the launch of the drug would generate substantial profits contrary to what data suggests.
3.
Material Misleading Statements: The lawsuit asserts that Geron’s public representations were significantly misleading throughout the class period, impacting investor decision-making and leading to unjustifiable financial losses.
Act Before It’s Too Late
Time is of the essence for potential plaintiffs. Until the class is officially certified, investors are not represented legally unless they take individual action. Investors have options: they may choose to participate fully in the class action as lead plaintiffs, select their own legal counsel, or opt-out and do nothing, although doing so could affect their eligibility for future recuperation of losses.
A Call to Action
The Rosen Law Firm is known for advocating for investors worldwide, and their record includes significant settlements in securities class action lawsuits. Founding partner
Laurence Rosen has even received accolades, including being named a
Titan of Plaintiffs' Bar by Law360.
In 2019, the firm successfully recovered
over $438 million for investors, indicating a robust history of achieving favorable outcomes in the domain of securities litigation. Despite numerous legal firms reaching out through similar notices, careful consideration should be given when selecting legal representation, as many may not have substantial experience in actual litigations.
For more information on participating in the Geron Corporation class action or to seek immediate legal advice, individuals can visit
Rosen Law Firm's website or make contact via the toll-free number provided in the notice. With the deadline approaching swiftly, now is the time for affected investors to act and potentially secure the compensation they may rightfully deserve.