TMCI截止日期：Rosen Law Firm敦促損失超過10萬美元的Treace Medical Concepts, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMCI)股東與法律事務所聯絡以瞭解有關其權利的資訊
紐約--(BUSINESS WIRE)--(美國商業資訊)-- 全球性投資人權益法律事務所Rosen Law Firm提醒投資人，一名股東代表在2023年5月8日至2024年5月7日期間購買Treace Medical Concepts, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMCI)證券的投資人提起了集體訴訟。Treace Medical自稱是一家「專注於提升拇趾滑液囊炎及相關中足畸形外科治療護理標準的醫療科技公司」。
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指控內容：Rosen Law Firm正在調查對Treace Medical Concepts, Inc. (NASDAQ: TMCI)在其業務營運方面誤導投資人的指控。
起訴書指稱，在集體訴訟期內，被告做出了虛假和/或誤導性陳述及/或未揭露：(1)競爭影響了其主要產品Lapiplasty 3D拇趾滑液囊炎矯正系統(Lapiplasty)的市場需求和使用率；(2)因此，Treace Medical的營收出現下降，且Treace Medical需要加快推出一款可替代截骨術（一種透過切割和重新對齊骨骼以改善其位置或功能的外科手術）的產品；以及(3)被告關於Treace Medical的業務、營運和前景的正面陳述具有重大誤導性和/或缺乏合理依據。訴訟稱，當市場瞭解真實詳情後，投資人蒙受了損失。
現在怎麼辦：您可能有資格參與針對Treace Medical Concepts, Inc.的集體訴訟。如果有股東希望擔任該集體訴訟的原告代表，則必須在2025年6月10日之前向法院提出申請。原告代表是指代表其他集體訴訟成員主導訴訟的當事人代表。您無需參與此案即有資格獲得追償。如果您選擇不採取任何行動，您也可以保持缺席集體訴訟成員的身分。如欲瞭解更多資訊，請點選 此處 。
所有代理均為勝訴後取酬。股東無需支付任何費用或開支。
關於Rosen Law Firm：與Rosen Law Firm不同，一些就此等事宜發表公告的法律事務所並不會實際提起證券集體訴訟。身為股東權益訴訟領域公認的領導者， Rosen Law Firm 一直致力於協助股東挽回損失、改善公司治理結構，並追究公司高階主管的違法行為責任。自成立以來，Rosen Law Firm已經為股東挽回了超過10億美元的損失。
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