Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Inspired Healthcare Capital Loss Attorneys are Representing These Retirees in FINRA Arbitration
Two Bellevue, Washington, investors in their sixties are suing Aurora Securities and their former broker, Roger William Bowlin. They are seeking up to $1,000,000 in damages for losses they sustained in Inspired Healthcare Capital Delaware Statutory Trusts (IHC DSTs). These are risky, real estate ventures that are generally unsuitable for retail investors, especially retirees. Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) is representing these Claimants.
Inspired Healthcare Capital just filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy protection, which has put a stop to any lawsuits against the alternative asset firm. Now more than ever, your best chance for financial recovery if you are an IHC investor is to go after the broker-dealer that sold you these Regulation D offerings.
Washington State Investors Allege Unsuitability, Reg BI Violations
In their Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), these investors are alleging unsuitability, overconcentration, Regulation Best Interest (Reg BI) violations, misrepresentations and omissions, negligence, gross negligence, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, vicarious liability, a failure to supervise, and more.
According to their financial advisor, Roger Bowlin’s BrokerCheck CRD, he has worked for 35 years in the industry. Over that time, Bowlin was a registered representative at 12 brokerage firms, including Aurora Securities, and before tha,t with Concorde Investment Services. He is a Secure Asset Management investment advisor. At least five disputes by Bowlin’s customers were filed in 2025, in which the Claimants are collectively suing for up to $8M. The allegations made include account mismanagement, unsuitability, including inappropriate recommendations involving real estate securities, and more.
What Are Inspired Healthcare Capital DSTs?
These private equity Regulation D offerings were investments concentrated in healthcare real estate and senior housing. They were supposed to be tax-advantaged, income-producing, and stable. Instead, Inspired Healthcare Capital investors are looking at serious losses.
Meanwhile, the brokerage firms and financial advisors that marketed and sold Inspired Healthcare Capital DSTs earned commissions and fees of up to 12.5% from the transactions. Many investors are claiming they were never fully apprised about this.
I’m An IHC Delaware Statutory Trust Investor. What Should I Do If I’ve Suffered Serious Investment Losses?
Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas is already representing many in their investor lawsuits against the brokerage firms and investment advisers who unsuitably recommended this illiquid, unregistered investment. If you hire us, you will become part of our unit of Inspired Healthcare Capital recovery lawsuits, which would only benefit your case, as opposed to retaining someone that has no experience with these Delaware Statutory Trusts. By now, the brokers who unsuitably recommended IHC know who we are and that we are a force to be reckoned with when it comes to fighting for our clients and their financial recovery.
Contact our Inspired Healthcare Capital Loss Attorneys Today
During your free, no-obligation case consultation with us, we can help you explore your legal options and determine whether you have grounds for an IHC DST lawsuit against your financial advisor. We have helped thousands of investors to collectively recoup many millions of dollars in arbitration and litigation.
Call our Inspired Healthcare Capital Loss Attorneys today at (800) 259-9010 or contact us online today.