The inquiry targets long-term shareholders of the Nasdaq-listed firm, offering a path to seek legal remedies including the recovery of company funds and mandatory changes to oversight mechanisms. Attorneys Daniel Sadeh and Zachary Halper are spearheading the review, citing the potential for legal action to enforce accountability and protect investor value.

Those currently holding ZoomInfo stock are encouraged to review their legal standing, as the firm operates on a contingent fee basis for this matter. The investigation centers on whether internal management practices failed to meet standards, with the goal of implementing structural reforms and securing financial relief for affected stakeholders.