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The Proposal of A Class Action Lawsuit on behalf of the shareholder's of AMC
A class action lawsuit is being considered in the United States District Court for the investors of AMC stocks from the time periods between 3-2021- Present-2021 the case is subject to be entered into the jurisdiction of Oregon (“the Court”) against Silver Lake Equities Corporation & Citadel Enterprise Americas LLC the Investment Committee, the Fund Trustees, and unknown “Doe Defendants” (“Defendants” or “SLE”or "CEA").
- The lawsuit alleges that Defendants breached their fiduciary duties and engaged in prohibited transactions under Income Security Act of 1974, as amended, 29 U.S.C. §1001, et seq. (ERISA).
- This lawsuit shall proceed as a class action on behalf of a “Class” that could include you.
- The Class consists of any participating Investors in of the highly publicized meme related stock ( AMC)-AMC Theaters who was invested within one or shares offered to retail investors during the time period of 3-2021 through the current and present date (as defined below) at any time since
- You do not need to take any action at this time. There has not been a determination if our claim arrises significant enough evidence just yet nor has there been any measure of recovery on behalf of the Class . This Notice is only to inform you that you may be part of the Class if you would so choose to. The only way you will be named in the class as a plaintiff will be to subscribe through this website above.
- The presumed action is certified as the Class under 23(b)(1) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, a “mandatory” class action under which class members cannot “opt out,” that is, exclude themselves as members of the class.
- As a Class Member, you may share in any future recovery resulting from a favorable judgement or by settlement of this Class Action, but you will give up your rights to sue the Defendants in a separate lawsuit for the claims made, or which could have been made in this Class Action.
If Plaintiffs and AMC reach a settlement in the future, that settlement must be approved by the Court. Before the court acts on any proposed settlement, you and other Class members will be given notice of the terms of the settlement and will have the opportunity to comment on or object to the settlement.
Filing together in a class action suit not only allows for the courts to be less burdened, but it also encourages corporate defendants to behave in a more responsible behavior.
A class action lawsuit is a lawsuit filed by one or more plaintiffs, who are also known as the “named plaintiffs”, on behalf of others who have a similar legal claim. A class action lawsuit allows individuals to join together as a group and all file one lawsuit against a common defendant.
These type of lawsuits also allow for attorneys fees and all other costs of litigation to be shared among all plaintiffs, instead of one or a few individuals having to pay the cost, which can be a great deal of money, all alone.
Class action lawsuits are an important legal right for all consumers, and are a very important part of our judicial system and its ability to function efficiently.
Our suggested class action Lawsuit Case information and definitions
Filing – Case Initiated – A complaint is filed by the attorney(s) on behalf of the plaintiff(s).
Response – The defendant(s) respond(s) with an answer, motion to dismiss or other legal pleading.
Discovery – Both sides disclose evidence to each other that supports their respective cases.
Certification Request – Plaintiff(s) file(s) a motion to certify the case as a class action.
Class Action Certification – Judge certifies or denies the class action (if the judge denies, the case can continue as individual lawsuit(s) filed by the plaintiff(s).
Notification – If certified, notification of class action to prospective claimants, who must choose whether to stay in the case or file their own individual case.
Trial – Case is either set for trial, in trial, or has been tried before a judge or jury.
Pay Out – Proceeds are distributed to class members.
NOTE: The steps outlined above are only referred too as a general guide, and may not be applicable in their entirety of this suggested class action case. If this class action proceeds to a trial when settlement between the parties cannot be reached.
We will utilize Class Action America to provide our group with the information and access we will need to find out how we are eligible to become party to the claim proposed with respect to our suggested inclinations and or allegations within our positions as share-holders entitled to our portion of the suggested claim. in the effect in which it fully escalates as becoming rather than a proposed suit of action on in that the variables within our claims are suggested to be valid in that the accusations after further exploratory and investigative analysis confirm that we as a group are able to prove without a reasonable doubt in a court of law with a jury of our peers that the suggested accusations entered in this/our rhetorical claim are that in which carry validity to the proposed recommendation in that the objectives of the suggested companies establishing that the proposed institutions falsified or hedged their positions by shorting the company while taking advantage of uneducated investors while the suggested entities are speculated to have been accruing interest on bonds that gain value whether or not the stock gains or losses value for consumers, as its suggested they failed to deliver the funds to cover their debt under the mandated guidelines set-forth and mandated by regulatory standards of the SEC.
Silver Lake Private Equities Firm and any of it's alternatively established entities and or DBA's within the scope of the companies conglomerative corporation profile, not to exclude, the names listed below in which are indicated by assumption of their position within the company as part of the entities executive management team and or key decision makers within the company's assumed or suggested explicit, illegal, and or fraudulent actions as representatives of the a company in it's entirety .
Egon Durban- https://www.silverlake.com/team-bio/egon-durban-14
Managing Directors
Managing Director and Head of Communications
Managing Director & Chief Compliance Officer
Managing Director and Head of ESG & Impact
Managing Director and Head of Fundraising and Investor Relations
Managing Director and Head of Value Creation
Managing Director and Head of Government Affairs
Managing Director and Chief Legal Officer
Managing Director and Head of Capital Markets
Managing Director & Head of Global Human Resources
Managing Director and General Counsel of Silver Lake Partners and Alpine
Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer
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As well as Citadel Enterprise Americas LLC and or any of it's alternatively established entities and or DBA's within the scope of the companies conglomerative corporation profile, not to exclude, the names listed below in which are indicated by assumption of their position within the company as part of the entities executive management team and or key decision makers within the company's assumed or suggested explicit, illegal, and our fraudulent actions as representatives of the a company in it's entirety.
Potential Individual Civil Claim Defendants
FOUNDER AND CEO
CO-CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER
PRESIDENT
CO-CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER
HEAD OF GLOBAL QUANTITATIVE STRATEGIES
HEAD OF CITADEL GLOBAL EQUITIES
HEAD OF INTERNATIONAL EQUITIES
CHIEF CORPORATE AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
GLOBAL HEAD OF THE CLIENT AND PARTNER GROUP
Securities Class Action Lawsuit's Summary
What is a securities class action lawsuit ?
A securities class action lawsuit , especially on the notion of already inherently known fact and fallacies.
Based on factual information and common knowledge asserted by the national media and or documented scholarly articles we have decided enough is enough as majority shareholders/investors of the relatively new landscape of RETAIL based investment oppertunities , below are eight things in which you more than likely don't know in which you should know about securities class actions involving investors.
1. Securities class action lawsuits occur in a court rather than a dispute resolution forum. A lawsuit is filed in federal or (state) court on behalf of a group "AMCAPES", or class, of investors who bought or sold a company's securities within a specific timeframe, known as the class period. Often more than one similar case will be filed arising out of the same events. The investors generally claim to have suffered economic injury due to alleged violations of federal or state securities laws, and hope to obtain monetary and other damages suffered as a result of these violations. The case will typically have one or more named plaintiffs who filed the case, and if there are multiple cases the court typically appoints the lead plaintiff if and when it certifies the lawsuit as a class action.
2. Securities class action lawsuits differ from FINRA regulatory actions. In a securities class action lawsuit, the plaintiffs' objective is to obtain monetary and other benefits directly for the members of the class. While FINRA regulatory actions sometimes result in monetary restitution to harmed investors, these actions serve other important purposes to protect investors and the markets. FINRA investigates potential securities violations and, when warranted, brings formal disciplinary actions against broker-dealer firms and their associated persons. FINRA has the authority to censure, fine, or suspend brokers and firms or to bar or expel them from the securities industry. We also make referrals to law enforcement agencies and other regulators. In 2017, FINRA ordered $27.9 million in restitution to harmed investors.
3. You are generally notified if you are part of a class. Notification to investors that are eligible to be part of a class typically follows a judge's decision to certify the lawsuit as a class action. Notice is normally by mail to the address the company has on file for you as a shareholder and is typically sent by a law firm appointed by the court to handle the case. Once identified as part of the class, you generally do not have to take any action. Questions about the class action-including whether you are included (if you have not been notified)-should be directed to the law firm(s) handling the case.
4. You are not required to join in the class action. Some investors choose to opt out of a class action lawsuit. Generally, you must submit a written form stating that you agree to opt out of the class. Investors may choose an individual action over a class action lawsuit if they believe they will fare better through an individual claim or have a specific set of circumstances that sets them apart from the rest of a class.
5. If you receive a settlement from a FINRA enforcement action, you can still be part of a securities class action lawsuit. Accepting restitution or compensation through a FINRA regulatory settlement does not waive your right to monetary or other benefits through the courts, arbitration or mediation.
6. If you choose to pursue arbitration in lieu of being part of a class action, you may need to opt out of the class. Specifically, you must demonstrate that you will not also participate in the class or any recovery that may result from the class action, or that you have withdrawn from the class. FINRA rules provide that you cannot pursue a claim against a broker in arbitration if you remain part of a class action that is based upon the same facts and law and involves the same parties. FINRA rules also prohibit firms attempting to prevent investors from participating in judicial class actions by adding waiver language to customer account agreements.
7. Information about securities class action lawsuits is available online. To find out whether you may be included in a class action relating to your securities investment, you can visit the website of the Securities Class Action Clearinghouse , which covers all securities class actions filed in federal court after 1995.
8. FINRA cannot provide advice or recommendations to investors about securities class action lawsuits. FINRA can't advise you about whether or not you should participate in a securities class action lawsuit or accept any money that might be offered as part of a class action settlement. You may find it useful to consult with an attorney, in which case the American Bar Association can help you find a qualified lawyer in your state, and the Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association can help you find an attorney who specializes in representing investors in disputes with the securities industry.
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