The firm is examining the $20.35 per share cash sale of MISTRAS Group to affiliates of H.I.G. Capital, the $127.00 per share acquisition of Integer Holdings by KKR, and the $14.25 per share purchase of Utz Brands by Intersnack Group. Legal representatives suggest that current transaction structures could prioritize insider benefits over the interests of ordinary shareholders.

Halper Sadeh intends to pursue litigation to secure increased compensation or expanded disclosures for affected investors. The firm operates on a contingent fee basis for these matters, asserting that shareholders are not liable for out-of-pocket legal expenses. These investigations target potential federal securities law violations as the firm seeks to determine if the boards of these companies adequately protected shareholder value during the negotiation process.