IN RE CVS HEALTH CORPORATION DERIVATIVE LITIGATION

Filing 13

ORDER Before the Court resolves the above motions that have been filed in the Nixon and Silva actions concerning consolidation and in light of the related nature of the four aforementioned cases pending before the undersigned, it is hereby ORDERED that the parties in the above-captioned case shall each submit a letter, not to exceed 3 pages, that addresses the parties views on whether all four cases, or some combination thereof, should be consolidated, no later than October 4, 2024. The defendants, if they choose, may submit a single letter regarding consolidation, that should be filed on the electronic docket in each of the four cases. (And as further set forth herein.) SO ORDERED. (Signed by Judge Margaret M. Garnett on 9/25/2024) (jca)

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK 9/25/2024 CHAYA SARA KAUFMANN, derivatively on behalf CVS HEALTH CORPORATION, Plaintiff, -against24-CV-06595 (MMG) KAREN S. LYNCH, et al., ORDER Defendants, and CVS HEALTH CORPORATION Nominal Defendant. MARGARET M. GARNETT, United States District Judge: The undersigned currently presides over four cases that have been deemed related because they all concern statements made by CVS Health Corporation in SEC filings, marketing materials, and other public documents about the profitability of its Health Care Benefits Segment. The four cases are as follows: Nixon v. CVS Health Corporation, et al., 24-cv-05303; Kaufmann v. Lynch, et al., 24-cv-06595; Tatone v. CVS Health Corporation, et al., 24-cv-06771; and Silva v. Lynch, et al., 24-cv-06892. On September 10, 2024, two prospective lead plaintiffs in Nixon v. CVS Health Corporation, et al. separately filed motions to consolidate the Nixon and Tatone actions. 1 See Nixon v. CVS Health Corporation, et al., 24-cv-05303, Dkt. Nos. 15, 17. Those motions remain pending. On September 23, 2024, the parties in Kaufmann v. Lynch et al., together with the parties in Silva v. Lynch, et al., filed a motion to consolidate the Silva and Kaufmann actions. 2 See Kaufmann v. Lynch, et al., 24-cv-06595, at Dkt. No. 9; Silva v. Lynch, et al., 24-cv-06892 at Dkt. No. 4. This motion remains pending. Before the Court resolves the above motions that have been filed in the Nixon and Silva actions concerning consolidation and in light of the related nature of the four aforementioned cases pending before the undersigned, it is hereby ORDERED that the parties in the abovecaptioned case shall each submit a letter, not to exceed 3 pages, that addresses the parties’ views on whether all four cases, or some combination thereof, should be consolidated, no later than The motions filed by two prospective lead plaintiffs in Nixon request additional relief beyond the consolidation of the Nixon and Tatone actions that is not relevant to the instant Order. 2 The motion filed by the parties in Silva requests additional relief beyond the consolidation of the Kaufmann and Lynch actions that is not relevant to the instant Order. 1 1 October 4, 2024. The defendants, if they choose, may submit a single letter regarding consolidation, that should be filed on the electronic docket in each of the four cases. Dated: September 25, 2024 New York, New York SO ORDERED. MARGARET M. GARNETT United States District Judge 2

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