The investigation, led by attorney Juan Monteverde, focuses on the structural fairness of the deal, which would shift the ownership profile of First Hawaiian shareholders upon completion. While the firm touts its history of securities litigation and experience in trial courts, this specific outreach invites investors to evaluate the potential impact of the merger on their equity holdings.

Investors currently holding common stock in First Hawaiian, traded under the ticker NASDAQ: FHB, are encouraged to review the terms of the agreement. The law firm has established a dedicated channel for shareholders to seek information regarding their rights and the potential implications of the TriCo Bancshares transaction, citing no cost or obligation for those participating in the inquiry.