The investigation centers on the timeline surrounding Marotta’s exit, which was disclosed in an SEC filing on August 24. According to the company's report, Marotta resigned his positions as CEO and board member effective August 22. The market reacted sharply to the news, wiping out a significant portion of shareholder value in a single session.

Rosen Law Firm is currently vetting potential claims for a class-action lawsuit, alleging that investors may have been provided with materially inaccurate information. Shareholders interested in participating in the recovery effort are encouraged to contact attorney Phillip Kim. The firm operates on a contingency basis, meaning no upfront fees are required from investors seeking to join the action.