07/07/26 · 4 min read
Mylan securities settlement: the July 10 deadline has passed — here's what's still possible
By ClaimBridge Team
Investors who bought Mylan N.V. common stock (NASDAQ: MYL) between February 16, 2016 and May 7, 2019 had until July 10, 2026 to claim from a $60 million securities settlement — mailed claims postmarked, online claims received by that date. That window has now closed. If you filed, your claim is processing; if you didn't, keep reading — you may still have options.
What this settlement is about
In re Mylan N.V. Securities Litigation (W.D. Pa., 2:20-cv-00955) alleged Mylan misled investors about quality-control failures at its Morgantown, West Virginia manufacturing plant, inflating the stock during the class period. The $60 million settlement is administered by JND Legal Administration; Mylan is now part of Viatris.
What a claim required
Claims required broker-issued records of MYL trades — confirmations or statements — with transactions reported through August 2, 2019 (the plan of allocation's 90-day lookback close). The official site (mylan2026securitiessettlement.com) accepted online submissions through July 10, 2026. Those same records are what a late claim or a tracking request runs on, so pull them together either way.
If you missed July 10
Don't assume it's over. Settlement administrators sometimes accept late claims before the fund is actually distributed — acceptance is discretionary, but it happens, and asking costs nothing. Separately, if a broker or prior advisor may have already filed for your account, ClaimBridge can check and track that claim through payout. Both are exactly the kind of follow-through a membership covers.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Mylan settlement deadline?
July 10, 2026 — postmarked if mailed, received if submitted online at the official settlement site. That date has passed; late-claim and tracking options are covered above.
Can I still recover if I miss the deadline?
Possibly. Administrators have discretion to accept late claims before the fund is distributed, and an existing claim may already have been filed for your account by a nominee. Both are worth checking — quickly.
What records do I need?
Broker confirmations or account statements for your Mylan (MYL) trades from February 16, 2016 through August 2, 2019.