Halper Sadeh LLC Launches Investigation into LGTY, IVAC, and HUSA Shareholder Rights
In recent developments, Halper Sadeh LLC, a law firm dedicated to investor rights, announced its investigation into three public companies: Logility Supply Chain Solutions, Inc. (NASDAQ LGTY), Intevac, Inc. (NASDAQ IVAC), and Houston American Energy Corp. (NYSE American HUSA). This inquiry aims to determine whether these companies have committed any potential violations of federal securities laws or breaches of fiduciary duties, particularly concerning their dealings with shareholders.
For Logility, the focus is on its recent acquisition by Aptean, which values its shares at $14.30 each. Shareholders are urged to consider their legal rights if they feel that the transaction undervalues their investments. Halper Sadeh is prepared to work on a contingency fee basis, meaning shareholders do not have to pay any legal fees upfront to take part in this investigation.
Intevac is also under scrutiny due to its agreement to sell to Seagate Technology Holdings plc, with an offer set at $4.00 per share. Again, shareholders are encouraged to reach out to Halper Sadeh if they wish to explore their legal options in this situation, as the firm may seek increased compensation for investors if warranted.
Lastly, Houston American Energy is facing an examination regarding its merger with Abundia Global Impact Group, LLC. This merger prompts questions about the fiduciary duties to shareholders that the company may have violated.
Halper Sadeh LLC emphasizes its commitment to protecting investor rights, providing legal assistance to those impacted by corporate misconduct, and facilitating corporate reforms for the benefit of shareholders. Investors affected by these transactions can reach out to the firm for a free consultation, allowing them to explore their rights and options without financial risk. Daniel Sadeh and Zachary Halper, both leading attorneys at the firm, are readily available to discuss any concerns shareholders may have.
Halper Sadeh’s history showcases its effectiveness in representing investors across various cases dealing with securities fraud. Through their advocacy, the firm has successfully recovered millions for defrauded investors and hopes to extend its efforts in these current investigations. They encourage all shareholders of Logility, Intevac, and Houston American to learn more and take action if they believe their rights have been compromised.
For those interested, a simple phone call to (212) 763-0060 or an email can open the door to understanding and potentially realigning their fiscal futures. As the investigations progress, it's essential for shareholders to remain informed and proactive in safeguarding their investments.