Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Delaware Statutory Trust Fraud Attorneys Represent Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) Investors In Recouping Their Portfolio Losses From Brokerage Firms
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If you are an investor who has suffered losses in a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) wants to talk to you. A Delaware Statutory Trust is an alternative investment that is unsuitable for most retail investors and even some wealthy investors. They should only be sold to accredited investors.
We are currently investigating broker-dealers and others that unsuitably marketed and sold DSTs to customers, including Emerson Equity, KCD Financial, Kingwoods Capital Management, Great Point Capital, and others.
Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Delaware Statutory Trust Fraud Attorneys recently filed a $5,000,000 Delaware Statutory Trust loss lawsuit involving Inspired Healthcare Capital (IHC) on behalf of a Claimant against Emerson Equity. If you are an Inspired Healthcare Capital DST or LLC investor who wants to explore your legal options, contact us today.
Should Your Broker Pay You Damages For Your Delaware Statutory Trust Losses?
A DST is a legally recognized trust involving real estate investment that is set up so as to allow a pool of investors to own participation interests in commercial properties that are institutional grade and professionally run. DSTs are often utilized for 1031 exchanges. A Delaware Statutory Trust can allow an investor to receive a percentage share of income, tax benefits, and appreciation.
However, like other Regulation D private placement offerings, DSTs tend to be illiquid investments. This makes it hard for an investor to sell their stake without losing a lot of money. Because of limited disclosure requirements for Reg D offerings, it can be challenging to get the necessary information to determine whether this is a legitimate or appropriate investment choice. The high upfront fees, including hefty commissions, that come with a Delaware Statutory Trust may take a bite out of any returns.
There are problems that can arise when a brokerage firm sells Delaware Statutory Trusts to investors. Financial advisors may not have conducted the proper due diligence into this opaque investment. This can compel them to make misrepresentations and omissions about the risks, whether due to a lack of understanding or negligence.
Unsuitable investment recommendations involving DSTs are made by brokers to customers all too often. Overconcentrating a customer’s portfolio with too many Reg D offerings can make them vulnerable to serious portfolio losses.
Why Hire Our Delaware Statutory Trust Fraud Attorneys?
Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas has been fighting for investors for 35 years. We understand the complex nature of DSTs and other Regulation D offerings. Our Delaware Statutory Trust loss attorneys are currently representing a number of Claimants in pursuing damages from broker-dealers because broker misconduct or negligence contributed to their losses.
If we decide to work together, we will conduct a thorough investigation into your losses and file a solid FINRA arbitration claim against your broker-dealer. We are experienced in representing investors who suffered losses in all kinds of Regulation D private placements.
Reg D offerings are complex investments. You want to work with a seasoned securities law firm that knows how to maximize your chances for a full financial recovery. More than 90% of our clients have secured full or partial financial recovery.
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