Bed Bath & Beyond Law Suit

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Miller Stern Lawyers, LLC and other law firms are currently investigating potential violations of several federal securities laws by Bed Bath & Beyond Inc.’s (NASDAQ: BBBY) regarding the company’s preliminary earnings report and the dip in shares right after the release.

It has been reported on various news wires that Bed Bath & Beyond’s shares dropped more than 25% in the after-hours session, “on unusually heavy trading volume”, as the company reported a 5.4% decline in same-store sales in the first two months of the fourth financial quarter of 2019.

Call 410 law firm Miller Law – Miller Stern Lawyers, LLC is currently investigating claims for investors of BBBY regarding investment losses and possible fraud.  If you or anyone you know have experienced investment losses from the actions above or other situations, please call 410-LAW-FIRM or fill out the contact us form for a no cost consultation and evaluation of your claim.

 

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