Robinhood Lawsuit on Behalf of Users Who Followed Push Notifications, Alerts, and Other Notices to Buy Stock From Robinhood Lists

Audet & Partners, LLP is investigating claims as part of a lawsuit on behalf of users of the Robinhood trading platform who were directed to Robinhood-curated lists of stocks due to inactivity in their accounts.

To potentially qualify for monetary compensation in this lawsuit, you must meet the following criteria:

(1) You have or had a Robinhood account and received a ‘push’ or other notice from Robinhood that usually was sent after lack of activity for a month or more and/or no activity after opening a Robinhood account. Usually, it would be simple, not phrased as a recommendation but more like “hot stocks’ or ‘most traded stocks of the week’;

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(2) You purchased the securities after receiving the push notification. It can be anytime later, a day, weeks, etc. but it has to be after you received some type of ‘data’ about certain stocks.

If your Robinhood user experience meets the above criteria, we urge you to immediately complete and submit the confidential inquiry form below.