Law firm to investigate Broadview acquisition
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Robbins Umeda LLP, a California-based law firm, announced this week that it has launched an investigation into the recent acquisition of Broadview Security by Tyco International.
According to a statement issued by the firm, the investigation will look into possible breaches of "fiduciary duty" and other state laws by the Broadview board of directors.
The firm added that is will also determine if the acceptance and recommendation of the offer by the Broadview board was fair and if they disclosed all information necessary to share holders so that they could make an informed decision on how to vote.
Broadview share holders who want more information can contact attorney Lauren Levi at 800-350-6003.
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