Nematzadeh PLLC

08/11/2026

Check out our latest Press Release: Nematzadeh PLLC Files Securities Class Action Lawsuit on Behalf of Avis Budget Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: CAR) Investors Against Pentwater Capital Management LP and Matthew Halbower.

Nematzadeh PLLC announces that we have filed a securities class action lawsuit on behalf of investors in Avis Budget Group, Inc., in connection with alleged violations of U.S. federal securities laws. The lawsuit seeks to protect the rights of investors who purchased or otherwise acquired Avis securities during the class period that is currently contemplated.

Investors who purchased or otherwise acquired Avis securities between February 20, 2026, and April 21, 2026 (the class period that is currently contemplated), are encouraged to contact Nematzadeh PLLC to learn more about their legal rights and options before the September 29, 2026, deadline for a lead plaintiff.

Learn more about the lawsuit and how to contact Nematzadeh PLLC: https://nematlawyers.com/nematzadeh-pllc-files-avis-securities-class-action-lawsuit-avis-budget-group/

Nematzadeh PLLC has filed a securities class action lawsuit on behalf of Avis Budget Group, Inc. investors against Pentwater Capital Management LP and Matthew Halbower.

02/24/2026

Check out our latest Press Release: Nematzadeh PLLC Founder Justin S. Nematzadeh Named as 2025 New York Metro Super Lawyer in Antitrust Law by Super Lawyers® for the Third Consecutive Year
Nematzadeh PLLC is proud to announce that our Founder and Managing Member, Justin S. Nematzadeh, has once again been selected to the New York Metro Super Lawyers list in Antitrust Law by Super Lawyers®, an honor limited to only 5% of attorneys annually. His continued selection reflects sustained excellence in complex antitrust and commercial litigation. Justin’s professional achievements have also been recognized by Law360®, Expertise.com®, Lawyers of Distinction®, and Marquis Who’s Who® in America

Justin S. Nematzadeh has been named a 2025 New York Metro Super Lawyer in Antitrust Law, marking his third consecutive year of recognition

04/12/2024

Check out the next post on our blog, Antitrust & Litigation Today, entitled Uber and Lyft Settle Misclassification Claims for $328 Million

In a groundbreaking agreement, Uber and Lyft settle with New York’s Attorney General for $328 million over driver misclassification, marking a transformative moment for gig economy labor rights. This settlement ensures that drivers receive back pay and benefits, such as minimum wage and sick leave, establishing new standards for fair treatment in the industry. It represents a critical advancement in recognizing and addressing the needs of gig workers.

Ride-hailing giants Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft, Inc. reached a landmark settlement with the New York Attorney General to resolve claims of employee misclassification.

04/11/2024

Uber and Lyft Settle Misclassification Claims for $328 Million https://bit.ly/442BgNm

04/09/2024

Nematzadeh PLLC Founder Justin Nematzadeh Named by Marquis Who's Who® as an Honored Listee on the America's Who's Who https://bit.ly/4aMhgR5

04/08/2024

Check out the next post on our blog, Antitrust & Litigation Today, entitled FTC Announces 2024 Update of Premerger Notification Thresholds and Fees

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s latest adjustments to the HSR Act thresholds and filing fees mark a pivotal step towards enhancing antitrust oversight in response to the evolving economic environment. These updates signify the FTC’s dedication to preserving competitive markets by expanding the scope of mergers and acquisitions subject to review and adapting the filing fee structure to current economic conditions. Understanding these changes is crucial for businesses planning strategic mergers or acquisitions, underscoring the necessity of expert legal guidance.

We are a sophisticated antitrust counsel. Contact Nematzadeh PLLC for a free and confidential consultation.

04/08/2024

Check out our latest Press Release: Nematzadeh PLLC Founder Justin Nematzadeh Named by Marquis Who’s Who® as an Honored Listee on the America’s Who’s Who

Nematzadeh PLLC is thrilled to announce that our founder, Justin Nematzadeh, has been distinguished as an Honored Listee by Marquis Who’s Who® in America, underscoring his exceptional services to clients in the legal field. His work for clients has also resulted in him having been lauded for his achievements by Law360®, Lawyers of Distinction®, and Super Lawyers®.

New York, New York- Nematzadeh PLLC is proud to announce that our founding and managing attorney, Justin Nematzadeh, has been included in Marquis Who’s Who® as an Honored Listee on the America’s Who’s Who. Marquis Who’s Who publications feature the life stories of forefront figures in vario...

04/08/2024

FTC Announces 2024 Update of Premerger Notification Thresholds and Fees https://bit.ly/3vN1Op1

04/02/2024

Check out the next post on our blog, Antitrust & Litigation Today, entitled NCAA’s Amateurism Rules Challenged in Antitrust Lawsuit

The antitrust lawsuit filed by the Bewley brothers against the NCAA could redefine the rules of amateurism in college sports, challenging long-standing policies on athlete compensation. This legal action contests the NCAA’s restrictions on earning from name, image, and likeness rights, spotlighting the inconsistency and potential unfairness in current collegiate athletic regulations. As this case unfolds, it may signal a significant shift towards recognizing and expanding student-athletes’ rights, potentially altering the governance of collegiate sports by the NCAA. Check out our blog post at the link below.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”) faces a significant antitrust legal challenge. Click here to read more!

03/26/2024

Check out the next post on our blog, Antitrust & Litigation Today, entitled Google Faces Settlements and Verdicts for Alleged Antitrust Violations with Play Store

In a landmark antitrust case, Google has agreed to a $700 million settlement over claims of anticompetitive practices in its Android app store, addressing allegations from U.S. states and various plaintiff groups. This settlement, which allocates substantial compensation to consumers and mandates significant operational changes by Google, signals a pivotal moment in the push for fair competition in digital marketplaces. The case highlights the ongoing evolution of antitrust enforcement in the digital age and the critical role of legal oversight in maintaining market integrity. Check out our blog post at the link below.

In a significant development in antitrust litigation, Google has agreed to pay approximately $700 million in settlement. Click to read more!