#United States #New York #Coterra Energy #Devon Energy #Columbia Financial

Halper Sadeh LLC, a recognized law firm specializing in investor rights, is actively probing several companies for potential breaches of federal securities laws, along with fiduciary duty violations. This investigation specifically includes Coterra Energy Inc. (NYSE: CTRA), Devon Energy Corporation (NYSE: DVN), Columbia Financial, Inc. (NASDAQ: CLBK), and Northfield Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFBK). For shareholders of Coterra Energy, the firm's scrutiny focuses on its recent sale to Devon Energy, which involves an exchange ratio of 0.70 shares of Devon common stock for each share of Coterra common stock. This means that upon the transaction's completion, shareholders of Devon will collectively hold approximately 54% of the newly formed company. Potentially affected Coterra shareholders are encouraged to reach out to understand their legal rights and options further. The investigation also extends to the merger between Columbia Financial and Northfield Bancorp. Columbia's shareholders need to identify what claims may exist regarding this merger, while Northfield investors should likewise be proactive in assessing their options. The investigation aims to determine whether these companies have adequately fulfilled their legal duties to their shareholders. Halper Sadeh LLC is willing to advocate for shareholders who may benefit from increased consideration, better information disclosures related to these mergers, and additional remedies. This advocacy will be conducted on a contingency basis, meaning clients will not incur any upfront legal fees. Shareholders can freely discuss their rights and options by contacting either Daniel Sadeh or Zachary Halper at the firm. Halper Sadeh LLC is known for representing investors globally who have suffered losses due to securities fraud or corporate wrongdoing. The firm has a proven track record of not only pursuing accountability from companies but also achieving substantial recoveries for affected investors. Legal inquiries should be directed to Halper Sadeh at their New York office. Shareholders are reminded that there may be time constraints in enforcing their rights, making swift action essential. Potential clients are urged to take immediate steps to protect their interests. Attorney advertising notices clarify that past outcomes do not guarantee similar results for future clients. Those interested can receive more information by reaching out via phone or email.