Our Inspired Healthcare Capital Loss Attorneys Represent Multiple IHC Investors Against Emerson Equity

Did Emerson Equity Know That Inspired Healthcare Capital Was In Financial Trouble, But Kept Selling IHC DSTs To Investors? 

Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Is Representing Multiple IHC Investors Against Emerson Equity Over The Sale of Inspired Healthcare Capital Funds & DSTs 

If you are an Inspired Healthcare Capital (IHC) investor who suffered serious losses in its Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) that were sold to you by Emerson Equity, Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) wants to talk to you. We are representing a number of IHC investors against this brokerage firm.

Inspired Healthcare Capital is a senior housing and healthcare fund. It is under investigation by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and has suspended investor offerings and distributions. Most of its 35 senior living communities are reportedly not performing well.

Inspired Healthcare Capital DSTs are Regulation D offerings. These are risky, illiquid investments that should never be marketed or sold to retail investors or conservative retirees. Yet, these individuals are among the IHC investors who are reporting serious losses.

A Loan By Emerson Equity To IHC, Even As It Was Selling Its DSTs To Investors, Would Be A Conflict Of Interest  

Emerson Equity is one of the brokerage firms accused of unsuitably marketing and selling these risky, illiquid investments to customers. Now, questions are being raised as to how much the broker-dealer knew about IHC’s financial issues even as it continued to promote Inspired Healthcare Capital DSTs to investors. Meanwhile, it earned multiple layers of fees of up to 12.5% from the sales.

Emerson Equity Bridge Fund I, an Emerson Equity affiliate, filed a lawsuit against Inspired Healthcare Capital and CEO Luke Lee over a $1.5M loan it made to the alternative asset company. The Fund claims that IHC and Lee allegedly concealed more than $200M in personal guarantees and its serious distress.

Emerson Equity Bridge Fund I says that the loan has defaulted. It demanded repayment, but no funds have been returned. Now, the Fund is looking for a recovery of principal, interest, and exemplary damages for what it alleges was fraudulent conduct.

Why Work With Our Inspired Healthcare Capital Loss Attorneys

We are suing Emerson Equity on behalf of IHC investors who suffered six- and seven-figure losses. Many of them are alleging unsuitability, misrepresentations and omissions, Regulation Best Interest violations, negligence, gross negligence, overconcentration, due diligence failures, breach of fiduciary duty, broker misconduct, financial advisor fraud, the failure to supervise, and more. A number of Emerson Equity brokers are Respondents in these FINRA lawsuits.

Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas is a seasoned securities law firm that has helped many investors to recoup losses from Reg D investments, including Delaware Statutory Trusts, that were unsuitably recommended to them by broker-dealers or investment advisers. We have the skills, resources, and experience to maximize an investor’s chances for full financial recovery.

Because we work on a contingency basis, you would only pay for our legal services upon obtaining an award or settlement for your losses.

Contact Our Inspired Healthcare Capital Loss Attorneys Today To Discuss Your Inspired Healthcare Capital DST Losses:

Call (800) 259-9010 or fill out this online form.

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