Attorneys Daniel Sadeh and Zachary Halper are spearheading the review, inviting investors to evaluate potential legal remedies. Current shareholders may be eligible to pursue corporate governance reforms or seek the recovery of funds for the company. The firm suggests that such interventions can lead to more transparent oversight and improved management practices, ultimately aiming to stabilize or enhance shareholder value.

Legal action is handled on a contingent fee basis, meaning investors face no out-of-pocket expenses for the firm’s services. Those interested in the inquiry can reach the attorneys at their One World Trade Center office or via their direct contact lines. The firm notes that the window to enforce specific shareholder rights may be limited, urging concerned parties to come forward promptly.