Investors Who Were Sold Telecommunication Company’s Bonds Grapple with Losses In its second sale in two months, Frontier Communications Corp. wants to sell $2.8B in junk bonds to help pay for its exit from bankruptcy. According to sources that spoke with Bloomberg, this includes new $1.8B first-lien bonds at an…
Following Bankruptcy Proceedings, Bondholders Turn to FINRA Arbitration Now that Frontier Communications Corp. has filed for bankruptcy protection, investors who bought the company’s bonds may be grappling with how to recover their losses. At Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (SSEK Law Firm), our bond fraud lawyers are here to tell…
Broker-Dealer Allegedly Misled Novice Investor And Placed Funds In Risky Junk Bonds FMS Bonds, formerly called First Miami Securities, is the subject of yet another investor fraud lawsuit. This time it’s for misleading an inexperienced bond investor from the Dallas, Texas area and causing him to overconcentrate his portfolio with…
FMSBonds May Not Have Apprised Frontier Communications Investors Of The Risks If you purchased Frontier Communications bonds from FMSBonds, also known as First Miami Securities, or any other bonds that have turned out riskier than what was represented to you, please contact our broker fraud lawyers at Shepherd Smith Edwards…