Jennifer Joy Davis, EVP and General Counsel at Leggett & Platt (LEG), filed 118 Form 4 transactions in the period covered, all in that single company. The pattern is exclusively one-directional: 116 are compensation events (code A, grants or awards) and the remaining two are tax withholding transactions (code F). There are no open-market purchases (code P) and no open-market sales (code S). Davis has acquired $527,674.30 in stock over this period, entirely through compensation, while selling nothing on the open market.
The recent activity, spanning roughly May through August 2026, consists of recurring code A grants. These arrive on a near-biweekly cadence, with values clustering around $926.24, interspersed with smaller awards between $165.71 and $167.58 on mid-month dateschild (for example, April 15 and July 15). Larger awards appear in the mid-month grants, such as $1,269.44 on July 15 and $1,296.47 on August 24. The only code F events are the March 10 withholding of $2,680.05 and a larger $38,502 on March 2, both tied to equity vesting and automatic tax settlement.
The final trade entries on August 26 are code D (sales back to the issuer) at zero dollar value, paired with code A grants on the same date. These appear to be round-trip administrative entries, likely a cancellation and reissuance of a like amount of shares. Net of the tax withholding, Davis has accumulated stock in LEG without any disposition bias, and her recent direction has been steady accumulation via scheduled compensation grants rather than discretionary buying or selling.
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