The investigation specifically targets long-term shareholders of the NASDAQ-listed firm, offering them an opportunity to seek legal recourse. Potential outcomes of the inquiry include mandates for governance reforms, the recovery of company funds, or court-approved financial incentives. Attorneys Daniel Sadeh and Zachary Halper are spearheading the review, encouraging stakeholders to examine their rights regarding the company's oversight mechanisms and management transparency.

Halper Sadeh LLC maintains a history of litigating securities fraud and corporate misconduct cases on an international scale. While the firm emphasizes that prior legal results do not guarantee future success, they invite affected parties to contact their One World Trade Center office to discuss participation. This move follows a recurring pattern in the firm's practice of leveraging shareholder involvement to force changes in company policy and accountability structures.