Our Investment Loss Recovery Law Firm Wants To Talk To You

Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas is investigating brokerage firms, including RBC Capital, for unsuitably recommending Velocis Fund III—a speculative, illiquid commercial real estate private equity fund—to retail investors and retirees. Because market headwinds and high interest rates have heavily impacted the fund’s assets, affected investors are being encouraged to explore legal recovery options against the broker-dealers who failed to perform proper due diligence or adequately disclose risks.

Once again, Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Broker Negligence Attorneys (investorlawyers.com) are putting out a call to investors who suffered losses in Velocis Fund III. This is a speculative investment that should not have been sold to retail customers, inexperienced investors, and retirees. Unfortunately, there are brokers that have done exactly that, unsuitably recommending this high-risk real estate investment fund to clients.

What Is Velocis Fund III?

• A private equity vintage, real estate value-added fund that is part of the Velocis Fund family.
• It is focused on value-added commercial real estate in the oil, beauty, medical, and multi-family sectors in the Southwestern and Southeastern United States.
• After raising up to $300M in equity, it is now closed to new investors.

Why Are Velocis Fund III Investors Suing Their Brokers?

• Already, Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Broker Negligence Attorneys have filed a Velocis Fund III investment loss recovery case for Clients who suffered losses because their financial advisor inappropriately recommended this risky real estate fund, failed to properly apprise them of the risks, disregarded their best interests by selling them this product, or engaged in other broker misconduct or negligence.
• Velocis Fund III investors appear to be losing money because the fund is heavily involved in illiquid real estate that are being impacted by distress in the commercial real estate market, high interest rates, changing workplace patterns, a challenging lending environment, and other factors that are affecting its assets.

We continue to investigate RBC Capital and other brokerage firms that marketed and sold Velocis Fund III. These broker-dealers should have conducted the proper due diligence before marketing and selling to customers.  If you do have grounds for a Velocis Fund III investment loss recovery case, your best chances at getting your money back is to go after that brokerage firm that sold you this alternative investment.

Why Hire Seasoned Broker Negligence Attorneys To Represent Your Velocis Fund III Lawsuit?

• Suing a broker for financial recovery is not something you want to do without an experienced securities law firm on your side.
• Real estate investments can be complex, as can the investor lawsuits involving them. Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas has represented Clients regarding more than 1000 legal matters in arbitration, mediation, and litigation.
• Over the decades, we have helped thousands of investors to secure a collective many millions of dollars in awards and settlements.

When you work with us, you are retaining the securities law expertise of an investment loss recovery law firm that is 100% focused on helping investors win awards and secure settlements against the brokers that caused them financial harm.

Find Out About Your Legal Options Today:

Call our Broker Negligence Attorneys at (800) 259-9010 or reach out to us online.