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Did You Buy Medical Capital
Corporation Notes?
Medical Capital Corporation sold more than $2 billion of its
notes to investors. The proceeds were supposed to be used to purchase
accounts receivables from medical providers like doctors' groups and
hospitals.
In July 2009, the SEC closed this firm down and had a judge appoint a
receiver for its business.
Investors Recovery Service is beginning to commence actions
against the brokerage firms that sold these notes.
If you are a holder of any Medical Capital Notes, call us, as we
our your best chance of obtaining a substantial recovery on these
losses. Class actions will only yield a tiny percentage of your losses.
Click to Learn more about Medical
Receivables fraud
Did You Lose money in bond funds,
particularly short term bond funds?
Many investors lost money last year in short term bond funds, as well
as long term funds, because of heavy concentration in Non Agency
Mortgage Backed Securities. In many instances, there was a concentration
of well in excess of 50% of the fund's assets in these speculative
securities. Many customers were told that these funds were safe, and
some were even told that the funds were managed "to provide minimal
changes in share price". Sometimes even as an alternative to a money
market fund.
We can recover a substantial portion of your bond fund losses through
securities arbitration. Please call or write for a no cost consultation.
What we will need from you is the name of the fund, the date(s) you
purchased it, what you were told, how much you invested and the amount
of your capital loss.
Did you lose money due to Rochester
Fund Municipals
NASDAQ: ORNAX - ORNBX - ORNCX
If your stock broker / financial advisor told you that these were
safe funds, and you were a risk adverse investor, we may be able to
recover substantially all of your principal losses.
While there are class action(s) claiming that the fund(s) made
inadequate disclosures concerning its risks, the disclosures that we
saw, made it clear to us that the brokers that sold this fund to risk
adverse clients, were doing so at their own peril. The better claim and
most likely to yield a
substantial return of your principal losses is to take your broker to
arbitration, rather than hope that the class actions yield a good
result.
Read More about the Rochester Fund
Municipials Class Action Lawsuit
Attention Wachovia and First Clearing
customers:
Did your broker sell you risky
investments even though you never wanted to take a lot of risk?
Brokers are supposed to ask for a customer's risk tolerance up front,
and only recommend investments that fit.
Wachovia and First Clearing
recommended the risky investments that they wanted to sell, and then
changed their records to
reflect that risk was what the
customer wanted.
Read more about the Wachovia and
First Clearing investment issues.
Did You Lose Money with the
Madoff Securities Ponzi Scheme?
If you have a Bernard Madoff
Securities brokerage statement that shows you had securities in your
account as of December 11, 2008, you should file a claim with the
SIPC to recover your losses.
But, you should have us file
the claim and correspond with SIPC. If you do this on your own, it
could be a disaster.
SIPC claims take
expertise. Don’t hire someone who has never handled one, and who
gets his “training” in this area on your claim. It could be the most
expensive mistake you ever make.
Click Here for info on the Madoff
Fund Ponzi Scheme
Did you lose money on
Fanny Mae Securities?
Based on what we know about how Fanny Mae preferred stock was sold to
the public, it is apparent that while Fanny Mae was redeeming its
corporate bonds (backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Govt.)
brokerage firms were selling a boat load of their preferred. As you
learned the hard way, the preferred is not anything like their bonds.
The problem is that brokers misled the public about the safety of Fannie
Mae preferred stock.
If you were one of those that were misled about your investment in
Fannie Mae preferred stock, we can help you recover these losses.
The class action will likely get
you just a few pennies on the dollar, probably between 5-10%, while we
may get you ALL, 100% of your loss back, plus interest!
Bitten by a 1031 TIC?
If you own real estate as a Tenant in
Common with a group of strangers; you got there with the help of a
stock broker; and you are now watching the property suffer financial
difficulties ... you are not alone.
CLICK HERE TO
LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW TO RECOVER YOUR
LOSSES IN 1031 TAX DEFERRED REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES PURCHASED AS
TENANTS IN COMMON.
Did You Purchase an ABC Viatical?
If you purchased an ABC Viatical
through a registered broker dealer, we can recover your losses. If
you are depending on the class action to recover those losses, you
will be sorely disappointed. Most investors will be lucky to get
back 10% of their investment. Call us
today and learn how we can help you recover your losses. Click
to learn more about the ABC
Viaticals SEC Litigation Release.
Did you lose money at Bear Stearns
or in Bear Stearns Securities?
Call now for expert advice on how to proceed.
Investors have been led astray by Bear Stearns
execs. Bear Stearns management utterly failed to properly disclose
the potential risk to their net worth on risky mortgage backed
securities. They margined these securities with valuations that were
not independently determined by the market place but by themselves.
These mortgage related losses were not due so much to "illiquidity"
as they like to say, but by greed and lies. Click to read more about
Bear Stearns losses.
Do you have losses with
Bankers Integration Group or BIG FNI?
If you invested in the securities of this company we may be able
to help you recover your investment losses. Please contact us for a
free stock fraud case review.
Have you lost money in Commodities
/ Options??
We have filed several complaints over the last few months, where the
losses are in the $100-200k range and the commissions are in the $50,000
to $100,000 range for people trading commodities options. The reason why
the commissions are so high is that in a bull market the clients often
make money, but that is because they take small profits. When the
eventual big loss comes, the broker does not have big profits to offset
the big loss. That is why churning always ends up with the clients
losing. These brokers do the opposite of what they are supposed to do,
namely let your profits run and cut your losses short.
If you have suffered from this type of trading in your account, we
may be able to help you recover your losses. Please
contact us immediately for a free, confidential
consultation.
Did you get "Burned and Churned"
by your Broker Dealer?
During the recent bull market, some of the smaller
broker dealers have engaged in excessive trading in their clients
accounts. We have filed some investment fraud complaints with with losses of
$100,000 to $200,000 and total commissions of over $100,000! If
you think your broker excessively churned your account, please
contact us immediately for a free, confidential
consultation (Examples of smaller broker dealers are JP
Turner, Joseph Stevens & Co. and Oppenheimer.)
Joseph Stevens & Co.
We are currently representing several clients in cases involving
misrepresentation, unsuitability, unauthorized trades, and excessive
trading. If you believe you may have been victimized by
Joseph Stevens & Co we can help recover your investment losses"
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