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

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.

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.

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.