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How long does a securities class action usually take to settle or resolve?

The typical securities class action case takes approximately two to three years from the time the initial complaint is filed until a case concludes either with settlement funds distributed to stockholders, or by judgment or dismissal. This is only an estimate; some case have taken longer, especially when there are appeals, while others have taken significantly less time to resolve.


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