Brokers Under Fire Over Allegedly Unsuitable Investment Recommendation of These Regulation D Offerings Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas is investigating brokerage firms that unsuitably sold risky, illiquid Versity Investments Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) to retail investors and retirees.

The claim alleges that brokers unsuitably recommended these risky, illiquid investments while failing to disclose an ongoing $56M fraud involving Versity/Crew Enterprises.

The lawsuit alleges that the illiquid private placement was unsuitably recommended and follows serious fraud accusations involving the misappropriation of $56M by Versity/Crew Enterprises.

Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas Is Representing This Claimant in Her Six-Figure FINRA Lawsuit A retiree from Katy, TX, is suing Great Point Capital and former broker Rene Castro for up to $500,000 following allegedly unsuitable recommendations in risky alternative ...

Retiree Couple Calling For Punitive Damages and Other Losses A retired San Diego couple has filed a FINRA arbitration claim against Emerson Equity and its representatives for up to $500,000 following significant losses in Versity Investments/Vintage DSTs.