The scrutiny centers on the company’s revised full-year earnings forecast, which fell short of market expectations. Financial disclosures revealed that operating profits in the European division cratered to $6 million, a sharp decline from the $90 million reported during the same period last year. This sudden contraction in profitability prompted the firm to examine potential violations of securities laws.

Investors who incurred losses following the disclosure are now being invited to review their legal standing. Brian Schall and David Schwartz, partners at the Los Angeles-based firm, are overseeing the inquiry into whether the company’s previous public statements accurately reflected its operational risks. Shareholders seeking to discuss the investigation can contact the firm directly at 310-301-3335.