Law Firm Seeks Lead Plaintiffs in Four Lawsuits
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Los Angeles — The Schall Law Firm on May 4, 2026 issued investor notices announcing class action matters against Oddity Tech Ltd., monday.com Ltd., Gartner, Inc., and Alight, Inc., alleging violations of §§10(b) and 20(a) and Rule 10b-5. The notices specify class periods for each company and invite shareholders who purchased securities during those periods to contact the firm. This week investors were given deadlines in May 2026 to consider lead-plaintiff motions and participation: Oddity and monday.com notices cite May 11 deadlines, Alight cites May 15, and Gartner cites May 18. The firm provided contact details and advised that the class has not yet been certified and potential plaintiffs may pursue lead status or remain absent class members.
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Timeline of Events
- 12th November 2024 — Alight class period begins as specified in firm notice.
- 4th February 2025 — Gartner class period begins as specified in firm notice.
- 26th February 2025 — Oddity Tech class period begins as specified in firm notice.
- 17th September 2025 — monday.com class period begins as specified in firm notice.
- 4th May 2026 — Schall Law Firm publishes investor notices with May 2026 deadlines via PRNewswire/Weekly Voice.
Why This Matters to You
If you invested in Oddity Tech, monday.com, Gartner, or Alight during the specified periods, you could be part of these class actions. Check your investment records. You have until mid-May to decide if you want to be a lead plaintiff or not.
The Bottom Line
These lawsuits could impact the value of your investments. The Schall Law Firm is inviting shareholders to step forward. If you're affected, it's worth considering your options. Send this to someone who might be part of these class actions.
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The Schall Law Firm and any appointed lead plaintiffs could benefit if courts appoint lead plaintiff(s) and authorize recovery distributions and attorneys' fees following settlement or judgment.
Shareholders who purchased the defendants' securities during the specified class periods allegedly suffered economic losses and face potential financial harm pending litigation outcomes.
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