Investors urged to act before July deadline in Digimarc class action

In New York, New York, a significant notification has been issued by the Rosen Law Firm, a respected global investor rights law firm, regarding potential securities claims against Digimarc Corporation. This alert relates specifically to those who purchased Digimarc securities from May 3, 2024, to February 26, 2025, a period known as the 'Class Period'. Investors are being urged to take action before the crucial deadline of July 8, 2025, to serve as lead plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit involving the company. A timeline for the legal process indicates that the lead plaintiff motion needs to be filed in the court by this date. The Rosen Law Firm emphasizes that individuals who bought securities during this time may be eligible for compensation, particularly noting that there are financial arrangements in place that avoid out-of-pocket costs for plaintiffs. A class action lawsuit has already been initiated, and the communication highlights that until a class is certified, individual investors are not represented unless they secure counsel. This is important for investors who may have been misled due to the defendants’ perceived false statements and omissions regarding significant business partnerships and the impact on the company's revenue streams. According to the lawsuit, Digimarc Corporation faces allegations of not disclosing critical information about renewal contracts with commercial partners, which could adversely affect the company's subscription and recurring revenue. As a result of these misstatements, the price of Digimarc's securities may have been inflated, leading to potential losses for investors once the truth came to light. As the July 8, 2025, deadline approaches, the law firm continues to encourage any affected investors to reach out and consider joining the lawsuit. By securing dedicated legal representation from experienced professionals in securities class actions, they can ensure that their rights are protected throughout this legal process. The firm hopes to actively represent the interests of the investors and ensure that adequate compensation is sought for any losses incurred during the Class Period.