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Class Action Lawsuit Against Sun Communities, Inc.

Recently, we have seen a significant increase in legal scrutiny surrounding the real estate investment company Sun Communities, Inc. (NYSE: SUI). A class action lawsuit has been filed against the company, with claims that it misled its investors about serious financial issues and conflicts of interest within its board. Robbins LLP is reminding affected shareholders that they have a limited time to participate in this important case.

Background of the Case

The allegations in this lawsuit center around a class period from February 28, 2019 to September 24, 2024, during which Sun Communities reportedly concealed vital information from its investors. Specifically, the claims state that the company received undisclosed loans and a $4 million mortgage, which were not disclosed to the shareholders.

Key allegations include that the company failed to inform investors about significant insider trading among board members, a series of loans taken out on behalf of the company by its CEO, and a mortgage arrangement signed by him for an entity known as DH Bingham Farms LLC. As a result, many investors purchased securities at artificially inflated prices, based on incomplete information.

The Turning Point

The situation escalated when Blue Orca published a report detailing these undisclosed financial dealings. This report revealed that the CEO of Sun Communities, Shiffman, received a $4 million mortgage from the family of board member Brian Hermelin, raising serious questions about the impartiality of the company's governance. Additionally, it highlighted that CEO Shiffman had also borrowed a significant amount of money from another board member, Arthur Weiss, who is also associated with the firm's legal counsel.

The findings in the report pointed to potential conflicts of interest that could undermine the entire structure of Sun Communities' governance and financial disclosures, impacting stakeholders and investors alike. Following the publication of this report, the company's stock saw a sharp decline, severely affecting shareholders.

Call to Action for Investors

With the deadline for potential lead plaintiffs approaching on February 10, 2025, shareholders of Sun Communities must act quickly if they wish to have a say in the litigation. A lead plaintiff acts on behalf of the entire class, steering the direction of the lawsuit, and while participation is crucial, investors are not required to engage in the case to qualify for any financial recovery that may arise.

Under the representation of Robbins LLP, there are no upfront fees for shareholders involved in this lawsuit. All expenses and legal fees are contingent upon the success of the case, ensuring that investors can seek justice without financial risk.

About Robbins LLP

Robbins LLP has established itself as a prominent leader in the sphere of shareholder rights litigation. Since its inception in 2002, the firm has focused on helping shareholders reclaim their losses and improve corporate governance through diligent advocacy and representation. With a proven track record of recovering over $1 billion for their clients, Robbins LLP takes pride in their commitment to holding corporate executives accountable for their actions.

If you believe you have been adversely affected by the actions of Sun Communities, Inc., do not hesitate to reach out to Robbins LLP. As time is of the essence, act now to ensure your voice is heard in this significant class action lawsuit.