Long-term investors holding stock in the NASDAQ-listed company may be eligible to pursue remedies, including mandated reforms to internal governance or the recovery of funds for the organization. The firm, led by attorneys Daniel Sadeh and Zachary Halper, emphasizes that these legal avenues aim to address potential misconduct and improve long-term oversight mechanisms.

Shareholders seeking to evaluate their options are encouraged to contact the firm directly to discuss the investigation. The legal team operates on a contingent fee basis, meaning those involved in the inquiry do not face out-of-pocket expenses for legal fees or associated costs. With offices located at One World Trade Center, Halper Sadeh maintains a practice focused on securities litigation and corporate accountability for investors worldwide.