Halper Sadeh Launches Investigations into Four Corporate Mergers

The New York-based law firm is scrutinizing the sale of Roku, Inc. to Fox Corporation, where shareholders face a mix of cash and stock compensation. Similarly, the firm is investigating the $18.50 per share acquisition of Simulations Plus, Inc. by affiliates of Altaris, LLC, alongside the $124.00 all-cash buyout of Nuvalent, Inc. by GSK plc. The probe also extends to Dana Incorporated, which recently entered an agreement to combine with Eaton Corporation plc, a deal that would leave current Dana investors with 49.9% of the resulting entity.

Halper Sadeh LLC alleges that these transactions may include restrictive terms that discourage superior competing offers, potentially denying shareholders a better price. The firm is now evaluating whether insiders are receiving preferential financial benefits not extended to the general public. Attorneys at the firm indicate they are prepared to seek increased compensation or further disclosures on behalf of investors. These investigations operate on a contingent fee basis, meaning affected shareholders face no direct legal expenses for participating in the firm’s review of their rights.