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Colorado Bankers Life Insurance Investors Still Have Time To Sue Their Brokers 

Our Annuity Loss Lawyers Are Representing Claimants Who Suffered Serious Losses

Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) are continuing to represent many of the annuity holders who suffered losses in Colorado Bankers Life Insurance and other Greg Lindberg-owned insurance companies. Unfortunately, about 70,000 retirees and other retail customers have been unable to withdraw the savings that they invested in these insurers for the last few years.

Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Alternative Investment Lawyer Teams Investigates Investor Losses Involving Coastal Equities Broker Gilbert Conrad

Clients of NY Financial Advisor Are Seeking Millions of Dollars in Damages

If you are an investor who suffered serious losses while working with stockbroker Gilbert Russell Conrad, Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) would like to talk to you. Currently a Coastal Equities financial advisor, Conrad was an Arkadios Capital broker from 2020 to 2022. He was an Independent Financial Group registered representative from 2016 to 2020. He worked at several other broker-dealers before that and has been in the industry for nearly thirty years.

Kentucky Financial Advisor Fraud Law Firm

From Our Lexington, Kentucky Financial Advisor Fraud Law Firm We Provide Zealous Advocacy and Solid Representation to Investors 

Whether you are a retail investor, a retiree, a high-net-worth individual investor, or an institutional investor, if you are someone who suspects you have been the victim of financial advisor fraud Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) would like to talk to you. Our Lexington financial advisor misconduct attorneys represent Kentucky investors against the broker-dealers, investment advisers, and their registered representatives that caused your investment losses.

If You Are A Watermark Lodging Trust Investor Our Knowledgeable Non-Traded REIT Loss Lawyer Wants To Talk To You. Your Broker-Dealer Could Be Held Liable For Your Losses

More than a year after Watermark Lodging Trust announced that stockholders had approved its acquisition by Brookfield Real Estate Funds, investors of this non-traded real estate investment trust (non-traded REIT) may still want to explore their legal options for financial recovery. Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) can help.

Formed when Carey Watermark Investors and Carey Watermark Investors 2 merged in April 2020, Watermark Lodging Trust closed all of its hotels during the COVID-19 pandemic. Distributions from its common stock, as well as redemptions, were suspended. Not only that but while original shares in the two Carey Watermark REITs were sold at $10/share, earlier investors saw an almost 50% loss after the merger that resulted in Watermark Lodging Trust.

INVESTOR ALERT: Clients of Stifel Nicolaus Financial Advisor Chuck Roberts File $38,100,000 In Broker Fraud Lawsuits. 

SSEK Structured Product Loss Attorneys Represents Structured Product Investors in Pursuing Damages

More than one year, after our investment loss recovery lawyers began investigating claims of losses by customers of Stifel, Nicolaus stockbroker Chuck A. Roberts, the number of FINRA arbitration claims filed by those seeking damages, has skyrocketed. According to Roberts’ CRD, there are at least 16 pending investor loss cases involving this financial advisor and the money being sought is now collectively over $38,000,000. There are 21 disclosures in total on his record. Meantime, Roberts remains a registered representative with Stifel where he has worked as a broker and/or investment adviser for the last seven years. Reports indicate that he is based out of New York City and/or Miami Beach, Florida.

Chinese Investors File Northstar (Bermuda) Lawsuit For Over $5 Million Against Cetera. 

Our Northstar Bermuda Loss Attorneys Represent Foreign Nationals in The US and Abroad Against Broker-Dealers

In our latest Northstar Financial Services (Bermuda) loss lawsuit against Cetera Investment Services, Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) are representing two Chinese citizens, one living in the US and one abroad, in their more than $5M annuity loss claim that was brought in Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) arbitration.

Cambridge Investment Research Under Scrutiny For Alleged ICap Investment Sales. Our Private Placement Loss Attorneys Are Continuing To Investigate Investor Losses

Brokerage firms are supposed to look out for their clients’ best interests. This includes conducting the proper due diligence into any investment that they market and sell to investors and only recommending a security, trade, or financial product if it is suitable for a customer given their investing profile, financial goals, risk tolerance level, and other key factors.

Unfortunately, a slew of brokerage firms allegedly engaged in misconduct or negligence when they promoted iCap securities to clients. Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) is investigating these broker-dealers, including Cambridge Investment Research, over growing concerns of liability for investor losses.

Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Continue to Investigate Oppenheimer PEP Losses. Contact Our Savvy Margin Abuse Attorneys To Request Your Free Case Consultation

If you are someone whose Oppenheimer financial advisor marketed and recommended the brokerage firm’s Portfolio Enhancement Program (PEP), and you have since suffered related investment losses, Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) would like to talk to you. Unfortunately, it seems that a significant number of wealthy investors may not have been fully apprised of the risks involved in this proprietary program.

Oppenheimer PEP is now closed but not before investors reportedly suffered serious losses. Marketed as a hedged investment that provided a chance for participants to supposedly make an additional 5% if they borrowed money on margin, the minimum investment allowed was $1.25M. Many who got involved thought they were giving themselves a chance to generate a passive stream of income.

Novice Investor Sues Centaurus Financial Over Silver Star Properties REIT and Other Losses. Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Broker Misconduct Lawyer Files Six Figure FINRA Lawsuit for Claimant

Once again, our trusted alternative investment loss attorneys are suing Centaurus Financial on behalf of an investor. The claimant, who is an inexperienced investor, worked with financial advisor Timothy Neil Tremblay and is now seeking up to $500K in damages involving real estate investment trusts (REITs), including Silver Star Properties REIT, and a business development company.

This is not the first customer dispute involving this Centaurus broker and investment adviser, who works out of Santa Barbara, CA, and also runs Tremblay Financial Services. According to Timothy Tremblay’s CRD, in addition to already settled investment loss recovery claims accusing him of broker misconduct, there are at least two other pending FINRA lawsuits in which his customers are alleging that he made unsuitable investment recommendations. One of the claimants is asking for $800K. In August 2023, the US Securities and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a regulatory case accusing Tremblay of Best Interest violations.

Did Your Broker Unsuitably Recommend Tingo Stock?

SEC Charges Founder And Affiliates With Massive Scam

Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) is speaking to investors of Tingo Group (TIO), Tingo International Holdings, and Agri-Fintech Holdings, as well as Nigerian operating subsidiaries Tingo Mobile Limited and Tingo Foods. The company’s CEO Mmobuosi Odogwu Banye (also known as Dozy Mmobuosi) and his US affiliates are being charged by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in connection with an alleged multi-year scam that may have defrauded investors of hundreds of millions of dollars. The US entities are believed to have made billions of dollars in false transactions through the Nigerian subsidiaries. The regulator contends that Mmobuosi allegedly tried to sell Tingo Mobile to public companies by using valuations that were grossly inflated by over $1B.

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