About this settlement
Estée Lauder agreed to pay $210 million to resolve allegations that the company and certain executives made false or misleading statements about its travel retail business.
The lawsuit alleged the company relied on an Asian resale practice known as daigou, which allegedly created unsustainable sales and contributed to an inflated stock price. The defendants deny wrongdoing.
To qualify
Did you purchase Estée Lauder common stock between February 3, 2022, and February 3, 2025?
Eligibility requirements
You may qualify when:
- 1You purchased or acquired publicly traded Estée Lauder common stock during the class period.
- 2You suffered a qualifying financial loss.
- 3You held eligible shares through at least one corrective disclosure date.
You must provide share quantities, purchase and sale dates, prices, account holdings and broker confirmation slips or account statements.
Payment details
- $0.68 per allegedly damaged share before fees
- $0.46 per allegedly damaged share after estimated deductions
- Payments below $10 will not be distributed
Important dates
- Opt-out deadline: July 30, 2026
- Claim deadline: August 5, 2026
- Fairness hearing: August 20, 2026
Legal Notice
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