Class Action Deadline Alert for Shareholders of PATH, NKE, and TDC

BENSALEM, Pa. — Shareholders of publicly traded companies including UiPath PATH, Nike NKE, and Teradata Corporation TDC are being reminded by the Law Offices of Howard G. Smith of upcoming deadlines to file a lead plaintiff motion in class action lawsuits.

Important Deadlines for Investors

The class actions pertain to allegations of corporate misconduct that have potentially caused damages to investors. As these legal processes move forward, it is essential for affected shareholders intending to act as lead plaintiffs to submit their motions by the mentioned deadlines. Failure to act within the prescribed timeline may leave shareholders without recourse or representation in the lawsuits.

About the Companies

Each of the companies involved have distinct profiles within their respective industries:

UiPath Inc. PATH: This New York-based company offers a comprehensive automation platform that facilitates a variety of robotic process automation (RPA) solutions, with operations primarily focused in the United States, Romania, and Japan.

Nike, Inc. NKE: As a leading multinational corporation in the athletic footwear and apparel market, Nike designs, develops, and markets its products on a global scale. Headquartered in the Portland metropolitan area near Beaverton, Oregon, Nike stands as the largest supplier in its sector.

Teradata Corporation TDC: Specializing in hybrid cloud analytics software, Teradata is situated in San Diego, California. The company provides cutting-edge solutions for data warehousing and enterprise analytics.

Legal Recourse for Shareholders

Shareholders who have incurred losses and wish to serve as a lead plaintiff have a limited window as designated by the court. The Law Offices of Howard G. Smith urges those invested in these companies to consult legal counsel to ensure their rights are protected. This serves as a critical reminder of shareholder rights and the importance of timely legal action.

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