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Shareholder Investigation Seeks More Money, Information for Asset Acceptance, Announces Deans & Lyons Law Firm

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March 11, 2013 | Comments (0)

Shareholder Investigation Seeks More Money, Information for Asset Acceptance, Announces Deans & Lyons Law Firm

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Securities lawyers at Deans & Lyons are investigating the $6.50 per share buyout of Asset Acceptance Capital Corp. (Nasdaq: AACC  ) by Encore Capital Group Inc. Concerned Asset Acceptance stockholders are encouraged to contact attorney Hamilton Lindley at 877-819-8033 or hlindley@deanslyons.com about their rights and remedies.

“At least one analyst has a target price of $8.00 per share,” said Hamilton Lindley, a securities lawyer with Deans & Lyons LLP. “Our investigation focuses on whether a shareholder lawsuit is required for the Asset Acceptance Capital stockholders to receive the highest price reasonably available and the disclosure of important information in this acquisition,” Lindley said.

Deans & Lyons has significant experience representing shareholders, at no cost to them, in securities lawsuits nationwide. AACC stockholders – or anyone with knowledge about this acquisition – should contact lawyer Hamilton Lindley at hlindley@deanslyons.com or 877-819-8033 with questions or concerns.



Deans & Lyons LLP
Hamilton Lindley, 877-819-8033
Phone: 214-965-8500
Fax: 214-965-8505
www.deanslyons.com

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