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Investors Notified of Class Action Lawsuit Against LivePerson, Inc.

Published December 11, 2023

NEW YORK – A class action lawsuit has been filed and is drawing the attention of shareholders nationwide. The defendant in this case is LivePerson, Inc. LPSN, a provider of conversational commerce solutions based in New York City. The litigation was initiated in the United States District Court, seeking to hold the company accountable under certain federal securities laws.

Announcement by Legal Firm

Bragar Eagel & Squire, P.C., a prominent legal firm that specializes in safeguarding the rights of stockholders, is leading the charge by reminding investors of their legal options. Those who have invested in LivePerson and have been affected by the alleged securities violations are encouraged to come forward.

Details of the Lawsuit

The lawsuit contends that the company misinformed investors or failed to disclose material adverse facts about its business operations and prospects. As a result, shareholders suffered damages when the truth was revealed, and the company's stock price fell significantly. The allegations point towards an alleged oversight by LivePerson in providing a transparent view of the company's performance and prospects.

Impact on Shareholders

Shareholders who have purchased LivePerson securities during the class period and incurred losses are the primary focus of this lawsuit. The firm representing the class is actively pursuing justice on behalf of the impacted investors and urges them to get in touch.

Next Steps for LivePerson Investors

Investors in LivePerson LPSN who have incurred financial losses due to these events are prompted to contact Bragar Eagel & Squire, P.C. to learn more about their rights and potential claims. The firm continues to gather shareholders to participate in the class action to seek redress and hold LivePerson accountable for any alleged misrepresentations.

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