The firm is currently evaluating claims from long-term investors regarding the company’s internal oversight and management practices. Shareholders who currently hold stock in the organization are being encouraged to review their legal options, including the possibility of seeking court-approved financial awards or the return of funds to the corporate treasury. Attorneys Daniel Sadeh and Zachary Halper are leading the outreach, emphasizing that participation in such actions can drive improved transparency and accountability within the company’s existing leadership structures.

Halper Sadeh LLC operates on a contingent fee basis for these matters, meaning investors do not incur out-of-pocket expenses for legal representation. The firm, headquartered at One World Trade Center in New York, has a history of litigating securities fraud and corporate governance cases, though they note that prior outcomes do not guarantee future success. Interested parties are urged to contact the firm directly to discuss potential relief, as legal timeframes for enforcing shareholder rights may be limited.