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Securities

Apr. 1, 2026

Extreme board says investors failed to clear derivative suit bar

Extreme Networks' board urged a federal judge to dismiss a shareholder derivative suit, arguing investors failed to plead particularized facts showing board participation in fraud or insider trading.

Extreme board says investors failed to clear derivative suit bar
U.S. District Judge Trina L. Thompson

Plaintiffs in a derivative lawsuit against the board of Extreme Networks Inc. failed to meet the heightened standard required for shareholders to sue on behalf of a company against its own board, attorneys for the company's board argued before U.S. District Judge Trina L. Thompson on Tuesday.

Latham & Watkins partner Morgan E. Whitworth urged Thompson to dismiss a derivative lawsuit brought by investors in the cloud infrastructure company over allegations its board members...

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