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GoodRx, Inc

Federal civil lawsuits naming GoodRx, Inc, a Data Centers & Cloud Computing company.

Public CompanyData Centers & Cloud Computing
Ticker
Nasdaq: GDRX
Business
Services-Computer Processing & Data Preparation
Headquarters
Santa Monica, CA
Incorporated in
Delaware
SEC CIK
1809519

GoodRx, Inc is a public company in Services-Computer Processing & Data Preparation, based in Santa Monica, CA (traded on Nasdaq as GDRX, incorporated in Delaware). It appears in 22 federal civil lawsuits in this index, as a defendant. These cases are most often Antitrust and Federal Tax / Statutory Actions matters, filed between 2019 and 2025, most frequently in District Court, D. Rhode Island. The most common causes of action are Antitrust, Patent Infringement, and Breach of Contract. Frequent opposing parties include GoodRX Holdings, Inc and C&H Pharmacy Inc.

22
Lawsuits
22
As Defendant
0
As Plaintiff
9
Open
13
Terminated
2019–2025
Span
1 mo
Median Duration
3.1 cases/yrNamed only as a defendantAntitrust-heavy · 77%Activity rising

Cases by State

AL — 0 casesAZ — 2 casesAR — 0 casesCA — 0 casesCO — 1 casesCT — 1 casesDE — 1 casesDC — 0 casesFL — 0 casesGA — 0 casesID — 0 casesIL — 0 casesIN — 0 casesIA — 0 casesKS — 0 casesKY — 0 casesLA — 0 casesME — 0 casesMD — 0 casesMA — 0 casesMI — 0 casesMN — 0 casesMS — 0 casesMO — 0 casesMT — 0 casesNE — 0 casesNV — 0 casesNH — 0 casesNJ — 0 casesNM — 0 casesNY — 3 casesNC — 0 casesND — 0 casesOH — 0 casesOK — 0 casesOR — 0 casesPA — 1 casesRI — 11 casesSC — 1 casesSD — 0 casesTN — 0 casesTX — 0 casesUT — 0 casesVT — 0 casesVA — 0 casesWA — 0 casesWV — 0 casesWI — 1 casesWY — 0 cases

Open Cases Over Time

2019peak 9 open2025

Case Types Over Time

20192025
AntitrustFederal Tax / Statutory ActionsCivil RightsPatentPersonal Property / Fraud

Filings by Year

20192025

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Antitrust17
Federal Tax / Statutory Actions2
Civil Rights1
Patent1
Personal Property / Fraud1

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Frequent Opposing Parties

22 Cases — Newest First