Avis Shareholders Seek to Dismiss Two Derivative Lawsuits

Reuters02-28
Avis Shareholders Seek to Dismiss Two Derivative Lawsuits

Avis Budget Group shareholders have been notified that two shareholder derivative lawsuits in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey are slated for voluntary dismissal, pending court approval. The suits, filed in 2025 against certain current or former officers and directors, stem from the company’s February 2025 disclosure that it was accelerating fleet rotation and recording a non-cash impairment for the fourth quarter of 2024, and allege misleading statements and related fiduciary and securities-law violations. Shareholders may seek to intervene by April 13, 2026; otherwise the cases are expected to be dismissed without prejudice.

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