CrowdStrike's stock continues to face the fallout of the software company's massive IT outage.AP Photo/Ross D. FranklinCrowdStrike's stock is down 34% since its software update caused a mass outage on July 19.The stock fell as much as 13% on Tuesday alone after heavily-hit Delta reportedly hired a lawyer.No suit has been filed, but Delta plans to seek compensation from CrowdStrike, CNBC said.The fallout of CrowdStrike's massive IT outage continues to wreak havoc on the company's stock as reports surface of potential legal action from Delta.CrowdStrike's stock fell as much as 13% on Tuesday, extending its losses since the July 19 outage to 34% and pushing shares to their lowest level of 2024.The continued fallout comes after CNBC reported that Delta hired attorney David Boies — chairman of Boies Schiller Flexner — to seek compensation for outage-related damages, according to CNBC.Boies has made headlines in several high-profile cases over the last three decades, representing the likes of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, former Vice President Al Gore, and former Hollywood movie mogul and convicted sex offender Harvey Weinstein.