More US law firms begin reviewing Coupang after data leak

SEATTLE — More U.S. law firms are moving to scrutinize Coupang as the fallout from the company’s massive data leak continues to widen, adding fresh pressure to the e-commerce giant and drawing new attention from investor groups. In the past week, at least three additional firms have issued public notices announcing investigations into whether Coupang Inc. may have violated federal securities laws. Each notice encourages shareholders to reach out as the firms examine whether recent disclosures, including the breach and related leadership changes, contributed to investor losses. The firms have not announced formal filings, but their notices indicate that preliminary reviews are accelerating as investor interest grows. New York-based Rosen Law Firm urged Coupang investors to inquire about a potential claim, saying it is assessing whether the company provided misleading information to the market. Bronstein Gewirtz and Grossman LLC, also based in New York, issued a similar alert, asking shareholders to contact the firm as it evaluates whether recent disclosures may have affected the stoc

More US law firms begin reviewing Coupang after da...