The CURV lawsuit ended with no class being certified. This means that the plaintiffs were not able to secure class-action status, which would have allowed them to represent a larger group of shareholders. The lawsuit alleged that Torrid Holdings made false and misleading statements and failed to disclose certain information, including the impact of supply chain disruptions and the company's inventory levels. The defendants denied the allegations, and the case did not result in any substantive findings or settlements. The lack of class certification meant that the investors who participated in the lawsuit were limited to pursuing their claims individually, without the collective strength of a class action.