Court Axes Investor Lawsuit Over CrowdStrike Software Update
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• Judge dismissed most claims from investors accusing CrowdStrike of misrepresenting its software testing rigor before a July 2024 outage.
• Two statements about federal compliance could plausibly be misleading, but plaintiffs failed to establish intent or recklessness.
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Misstatement Claims Tossed in Class-Action Securities Case After CrowdStrike Outage A U.S. district judge tossed most claims from investors accusing CrowdStrike of misrepresenting its software testing rigor before a July 2024 outage. The judge said two statements about federal compliance could plausibly be misleading, but said plaintiffs failed to establish intent or recklessness.