Zillow Group v. Jaeger

Published on:
July 27, 2026

Court:
U.S. Supreme Court
(pet. for writ of cert.)

Amicus Issue:
Whether a defendant can rebut the inflation maintenance theory of the fraud on the market presumption of reliance at class certification by showing that back-end disclosures didn’t actually correct front-end alleged misstatements (as the Second Circuit has held), or whether it is enough that the back-end disclosures are about the same general subject matter as the alleged front-end misstatements (as the Third and Ninth Circuits have held).

Counsel of Record:
O’Melveny & Myers LLP

Anton Metlitsky
Noah B. Bokat-Lindell

Other Amici:
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington Legal Foundation
Business Roundtable

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