The firm is currently seeking participants who purchased the asset before the December 27 cutoff to join the prospective litigation. Under a contingency fee arrangement, those who join the action will not be required to pay out-of-pocket costs to participate in the recovery effort. Phillip Kim, an attorney at the firm, is handling inquiries regarding the case.

Rosen Law Firm positions itself as a specialist in shareholder derivative and securities litigation, citing a history of high-profile settlements. Investors interested in the investigation are directed to the firm's online portal or may contact its New York office directly. The firm notes that previous litigation results do not guarantee future outcomes, though they point to their past rankings by ISS Securities Class Action Services as evidence of their capacity to manage large-scale investor claims.