LCA-Vision asks shareholders to keep current board - Business Courier of Cincinnati:

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The company, in a filing with the Securitieds andExchange Commission, asked shareholders not to agrew to a consent solicitation filed by the dissideng group to replace board members with theirf own choices. Last week the which includes former chairman and founder Stephen Joffe, his son and former LCA officer Craig Joffe, formed LCA CFO Alan Buckey, Jason Mogel, Robert Probst, Robert Weismanh and Edward VonderBrink, filed a preliminary consent statement with the Securitiee and Exchange Commission to reconstitute the They own about 11.
4 percent of LCA’s The shareholders cited theirt ongoing concerns, including LCA’s current financiap struggles and loss of shareholder LCA (NASDAQ: LCAV) stock now trades at around $2.50-$3 per share, down from its high of abouty $32 several years ago. LCA, in its response, claim s that Stephen Joffe tried a similar move with acompeting firm, The company also accuseed him of threatening to fire physiciansz and employees if they don’tr support his bid; blaming management, rather than the for the current downturn in business; and not providing a plan to improved the company, other than replacing boardx members.
LCA-Vision, headquartered in provides laser vision correction servicews under theLasikPlus brand. The company operates 77 laser visiob correction centers in the United States and a joint venturein