Investor Updates 2026

Altamirano PLLC has filed a FINRA arbitration claim against Cabin Securities, Inc. over its recommendations to invest in…

Investors have increasingly reported disruptions occurring during periods of heightened market activity, including prior incidents involving trading restrictions, delayed executions, and system slowdowns. While any single outage may be attributed to technical failure, repeated disruptions can raise more serious concerns about system capacity, infrastructure investment, and risk management practices.

FINRA claims involving Inspired Healthcare Capital DST investments raise questions about concentration risk, suitability, and sponsor exposure.

A denied motion to dismiss can be a critical turning point in FINRA arbitration. Altamirano PLLC successfully opposed dismissal at multiple stages and secured an award following a full hearing on the merits. Investors facing similar challenges may still have a viable path forward.

Investors who suffered losses in the Easterly ROCMuni Fund may have claims against the broker-dealer that recommended it. FINRA arbitration claims in cases like this typically focus on whether the recommendation was suitable, whether the firm conducted adequate due diligence, and whether the risks of the investment were clearly and accurately communicated before the investor committed their money.

Did your broker tell you an IHC Delaware Statutory Trust was a safe, income-producing investment? Inspired Healthcare Capital filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in early 2026 with roughly $385 million in liabilities, leaving investors with suspended distributions, locked-up capital, and real uncertainty about recovering their principal. If the risks were never clearly explained to you, that may be a violation of the rules that govern how investments are sold.

According to the Statement of Claim, the recommendations to invest in GWG securities began several years ago. The products were characterized as income-oriented opportunities that aligned with conservative goals and a desire for safe income.

FINRA’s adoption of Rules 12808 and 13808 represents a meaningful step toward a more responsive arbitration forum for vulnerable investors. By embedding acceleration directly into the rules, FINRA has moved beyond symbolic accommodation and toward practical reform.

While DSTs are frequently promoted as income-producing real estate investments, they are typically illiquid, complex, and subject to risks that may not be readily apparent to retail investors.