Inspired Healthcare Capital Recovery Lawyers

Contact Our Inspired Healthcare Capital Recovery Lawyers Today

If you suffered losses in Inspired Healthcare Capital (IHC), including one of its Funds or Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offerings, the time to explore your legal options is now. The alternative asset firm, and its more than 160 affiliate entities, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas. Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) is representing dozens of Inspired Healthcare Capital investors all over the United States in pursuing their investment losses from the brokerage firms and financial advisors that persuaded them to put money into IHC Funds and DSTs.

Why Should Inspired Healthcare Capital Investors Be Worried?

IHC’s bankruptcy filings noted that its liabilities are estimated to be $1B to $10B. While the company maintains it is trying to keep operations going at its senior living communities, for many investors, the legal proceedings bring up the question of whether or not they will be able to get their money back.

The Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing is not the first sign of trouble to hit Inspired Healthcare Capital. Investor distributions were suspended last summer, there was a cessation to new investment offerings, management issues ensued, and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) opened an investigation.

You should know that, now that Inspired Healthcare Capital has filed for bankruptcy, all lawsuits against it have been stopped. This, however, does not preclude you from pursuing damages against your broker-dealer for unsuitable investment recommendations, misrepresentations and omissions, overconcentration, negligence, gross negligence, failure to supervise, and more in their management of your IHC investment and your brokerage account.

There are growing concerns that financial advisors ignored red flags of trouble, as well as inappropriately recommended IHC Funds and DSTs to retail customers for whom these investments were too risky, illiquid, and non-transparent from the start. Meanwhile, the number of investment loss recovery claims by Inspired Healthcare Capital DST and Fund investor have grown, including against managing broker-dealer Emerson Equity and the other broker-dealers that earned up to 12.5% in fees, sometimes more, related to the sale of this investment.

Should Investors Act Now in The Wake of IHC’s Bankruptcy?

Not only that, but in the wake of the bankruptcy filing, even more investment loss recovery claims will likely be brought. The earlier you file, the bette,r as funds for financial recovery, even from brokerage firms, are limited.

Because we are already representing many Inspired Healthcare Capital investors against brokerage firms, anyone who works with us will become part of our unit of IHC lawsuits against the broker-dealer. Working with experienced securities lawyers who are knowledgeable about the investment in which you have suffered losses, and already have other cases going against a firm, can only work to your benefit.

We are seasoned FINRA attorneys who know how to maximise your chances of financial recovery in arbitration, mediation, and litigation. Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas has helped many alternative investment investors, including those who invested in DSTs and Reg D offerings, to recoup their losses from the liable parties.

How To Speak To One Of Our Inspired Healthcare Capital Lawyers

Call (800) 259-9010 or contact us online to schedule your free case consultation.