$11.59 per share is the investor loss Levi & Korsinsky, LLP attributes to the collapse of Erasca, Inc. (NASDAQ: ERAS) shares following dual corrective disclosures. The New York law firm issued a reminder to ERAS securities purchasers on July 8, 2026, pointing to April 27 and April 28, 2026 as the days the alleged inflation in ERAS shares came undone.
The core allegation
Levi & Korsinsky describes the pre-disclosure ERAS price as artificially inflated. When corrective disclosures reversed that inflation across two consecutive days in late April 2026, investors who purchased at elevated prices absorbed the gap. The firm pegs that gap at $11.59 per share.
April 27-28: the dual-disclosure event
The back-to-back disclosures on April 27 and 28, 2026 are what the firm frames as the corrective event sequence. Levi & Korsinsky does not characterize the content of those disclosures further in the available summary. The suit predates July 8, based on the firm's language framing its announcement as a reminder to existing purchasers rather than an initial filing notice.
Joining the class
Levi & Korsinsky, LLP is soliciting participation from purchasers of Erasca securities who suffered losses. The available source specifies no class period start date, no lead plaintiff deadline, and no aggregate claimed damages figure. The $11.59-per-share figure is the only quantified measure of investor loss in the published materials.