The investigation centers on whether the company’s internal oversight and management practices failed to protect investor interests. Shareholders holding stock in the firm, listed on the NASDAQ as IRTC, are being encouraged to assess whether the company’s leadership acted in accordance with their legal obligations. If the inquiry reveals actionable misconduct, participants may seek relief through court-approved financial awards or mandated changes to the company’s internal governance policies.

Halper Sadeh LLC, which specializes in securities litigation and corporate misconduct, is handling the matter on a contingent fee basis. This arrangement ensures that investors are not personally responsible for legal fees or out-of-pocket expenses during the process. Interested parties are advised to contact attorneys Daniel Sadeh or Zachary Halper at their One World Trade Center office to determine if their holdings qualify for legal intervention.