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The group, which includes Joffe; his son and formere LCA officerCraig Joffe; former LCA CFO Alan Jason Mogel; Robert Probst; Robert Weisman; and Edward own about 11.4 percent of LCA’s shares. They files a preliminary consent statement with the to reconstituterthe board. The shareholderxs cited their ongoing concerns, includinf LCA’s current financial struggles and loss ofshareholdet value. LCA (NASDAQ: LCAV) stoclk now trades at around $4.25 per share, down from its high of abour $32 several years ago.
LCA’s board recently adopted a “poison provision to head off a potential takeover by the The nominateddirectors include: Stephen Joffe; a partner with New York law firm ; Probst, dean of the Colleg e of Design, Architecture, Art and Plannint at the ; VonderBrink, owner of and a former directofr of the Entrepreneurial Center at ; and Weisman, presidenrt of investment bank Greag Water Partners LLC and a former managing directord for McDonald Investments. Stephen Joffe was ousterd as chairman of LCA in after directors said he invested in arival company. Craih Joffe, who was appointed interim CEO, left the companuy and its board of directors inMarch 2007.
Bucke y resigned in June 2008. LCA-Vision, headquartered in provides laser vision correction services undeer theLasikPlus brand. The companyh operates 77 laser vision correction centerw in the United States and a joint venturein
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