<prompt> Human: A publicly held company I recently worked forand in which I have some sharesis being sold. As soon as the sale was announced I started getting notices about law firms, eight so far, starting investigations into whether the sale is fare to shareholders. At first this disturbed me and made me want to get rid of few shares I have immediately. But it also kind of sounds like ambulance-chasing on the part of these law firms. Is this normal when a company is sold?Thank you!  <response>: I have some experience with public MA, these are extremely common. Almost all public sales have these lawsuits and it is the reason the bank representing your public company issued a fairness opinion. They are called drive by lawsuits because they usually are easier to just settle. Long story short, without specific information I would not be worried. 