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StocksMediumUpdated×3•Originally published 24 March 2026•Updated 26 March 2026•

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Hagens Berman Expands Legal Actions Against Gemini, Kyndryl, uniQure, and ODDITY Tech

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Key Facts

1ODDITY Tech shares plummeted 49% due to a 'dislocation' issue and an expected 30% decline in revenue.

2 months ago

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Version 32 months ago

What changed: Added specific details for the ODDITY Tech lawsuit, including the cause of increased costs (algorithm change), the class action period, and the targeted institutional investors.

Version 22 months ago

What changed: Expanded the scope of legal actions to include lawsuits and investigations against Gemini, Kyndryl, and uniQure, in addition to ODDITY Tech.

Version 12 months ago

What changed: A specific legal deadline (May 11, 2026) has been established for lead plaintiff motions, and the exact class period dates have been clarified as additional law firms begin soliciting affected investors.

Law firm Hagens Berman has expanded its legal actions and investigations against several firms, including Gemini, Kyndryl, uniQure, and ODDITY Tech, following significant stock price declines. The litigation involves a 75% drop in Gemini's stock, cash flow reporting issues at Kyndryl, and FDA-related investigations concerning uniQure. Regarding ODDITY Tech (ODD), the lawsuit alleges misleading disclosures about advertising efficiency after an ad partner's algorithm change spiked operational costs. The legal notice specifically targets institutional investors, including pension funds, asset managers, and fiduciaries holding positions in the company. Furthermore, the class action period for affected investors has been officially defined as February 26, 2025, through February 24, 2026. These developments underscore the increasing legal pressure on firms to maintain transparency in their financial reporting and operational disclosures.