The New York-based firm is currently seeking long-term stakeholders of the NASDAQ-listed company to evaluate potential claims. According to the firm, the investigation aims to determine if governance reforms or financial recovery measures are necessary to address alleged misconduct. Shareholders who participate may pursue options including the return of funds to the company or the implementation of enhanced oversight mechanisms.
Legal representatives Daniel Sadeh and Zachary Halper are managing the inquiry, operating on a contingent fee basis. This structure ensures that participating investors are not responsible for out-of-pocket legal expenses. The firm encourages those interested in asserting their rights to contact their offices directly at One World Trade Center to discuss potential relief, noting that past litigation efforts have focused on implementing corporate reforms and recovering assets for investors impacted by corporate mismanagement.
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