Long-term investors holding stock in the NASDAQ-listed company are being urged to evaluate their positions as the firm probes internal oversight mechanisms. Halper Sadeh, a firm specializing in securities litigation, suggests that the investigation could lead to court-approved financial awards or the return of funds to the company if misconduct is uncovered.

Attorneys Daniel Sadeh and Zachary Halper are leading the outreach, inviting shareholders to discuss possible legal avenues at no personal cost. The firm operates on a contingent fee basis, meaning participants do not bear out-of-pocket legal expenses. Interested parties are encouraged to contact the firm directly to determine if they qualify for relief or if their holdings warrant active participation in the potential reform efforts.