Sunlight Financial Holdings Inc., as the latest company to implode over rising interest rates, finds itself the subject of the first shareholder’s lawsuit seeking to recover tens of millions of dollars of invested capital.
Paul Brown, Joseph Cicero and Adam Cole of Chipman Brown Cicero & Cole in Delaware and New York, as well as Sean Burstyn of Burstyn Law in Miami, represent the plaintiffs, who include Neil Auerbach, a former partner at Goldman Sachs and founder of Hudson Sustainable Group, invested in the company and are suing the defendants, multiple officers and directors of Sunlight.
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