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Altamirano PLLC Files FINRA Claim Against Emerson Equity for IHC DST Investment Losses

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.

Apr 21, 2026

by Jorge Altamirano

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Altamirano PLLC Files $2.2 Million Claim For IHC DST Investor Against Great Point Capital

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.

Jan 12, 2026

by Jorge Altamirano

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Inspired Healthcare Capital Lawsuit: Broker-Dealers Move First as Investor Claims Build

IHC investors were told they were buying safe, income-producing products that offered fractional ownership in real estate ventures without the burden of property management. Instead, they were exposed to high-risk, illiquid securities. Altamirano PLLC is investigating whether brokerage firms met their obligations under FINRA’s suitability, due diligence, and supervision rules.

Oct 31, 2025

by Jorge Altamirano

Have Questions About Investor Claims?

Do I have to wait for the GWG Wind Down Trust before filing a claim?

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No. You do not need to wait for distributions from the GWG Wind Down Trust before pursuing a claim against your brokerage firm or advisor. Claims through FINRA arbitration are separate from the bankruptcy process and can be filed independently. In many cases, waiting for the Wind Down Trust can delay action and risk running afoul of applicable time limits, including the six-year eligibility rule.  

How can Easterly ROCMuni investors recover losses?

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FINRA arbitration offers a path to recover damages from the brokerage firms that sold Easterly ROCMuni. Investors may be able to recover principal losses, fees, and interest.

What rules may have been violated in the Easterly ROCMuni case?

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Potential claims may include violations of FINRA’s suitability rule (Rule 2111), broker negligence, failure to supervise, and Regulation Best Interest (Reg BI), among others.
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