Tech your username February 23, 2021 On Tuesday, a shareholder filed a complaint in the Southern District of New York against Pluralsight, a âleading cloud-based technology skills development platform,â and its Board of Directors for purported securities violations regarding the proposed sale of the company to a private equity firm. According to the complaint, on December 13, 2020 Pluralsight announced that it entered into a Merger Agreement with Vista Equity Partners Management, LLC, through affiliates which include Lake Holdings, Lake Guarantor, Lake Merger Sub I, and Lake Merger Sub II, for the sale of the company to Vista. Pursuant to the terms of the merger agreement, Pluralsight shareholders would receive $20.26 in cash per Pluralsight share as Merger Consideration.