The investigations target the fairness of exit prices and equity distribution for investors in these companies. Simulations Plus shareholders are currently slated to receive $18.50 per share in cash for their holdings, while First Seacoast Bancorp investors are positioned for a $17.25 per share cash payout. These figures form the primary focus of the firm's review into the underlying sale agreements.

Simultaneously, the firm is examining the complex merger between Equitable Holdings and Corebridge Financial. Under the proposed structure, Equitable shareholders would retain approximately 49% of the resulting entity, with Corebridge investors holding the remaining 51%. With the shareholder vote for this transaction set for July 30, 2026, the firm is urging investors to evaluate their positions before the deadline. Monteverde & Associates, which operates from the Empire State Building, is offering free consultations for stakeholders seeking to understand their legal rights regarding these specific corporate transactions.