Investor Rights Blog

Pitched to investors as a defensive, hedged play against market downside, the Foresee Strategies Insurance Funds certainly did not perform as represented, causing tremendous losses to many individual investors who never intended to speculate or take substantial risks with their hard earned monies. The Foresee Strategies Insurance Funds were shut down in May of 2010. The demise of these funds may have been attributable to high-risk, naked options trading. For investors who purchased the Foresee...Read More

The Law Firm of David R. Chase, P.A. (the “Firm”), headed by former Securities and Exchange Commission Prosecutor, David R. Chase, is currently representing investors across the nation, including elderly retirees, in FINRA Arbitration cases against Deutsche Bank Securities for its sale of the Aravali Fund, LP.The cases generally allege that Deutsche Bank misrepresented the Aravali Fund as a conservative, low-risk investment when, in fact, it was extremely risky and speculative given its highly leveraged...Read More

The securities law firm of David R. Chase, P.A. (the “Firm”), headed by former SEC Prosecutor David R. Chase, is currently investigating claims on behalf of investors who purchased Lehman Brothers Principal Protected Notes or other Lehman Structured Notes, which were heavily marketed and sold by several of the major Wall Street Firms, including UBS. The Lehman Brothers Principal Protected Notes were pitched to investors, including retirees and the elderly, seeking a safe and conservative...Read More

The Law Firm of David R. Chase, P.A., headed by former Securities and Exchange Commission Prosecutor and Special Assistant United States Attorney, David R. Chase, is currently representing investors against securities brokerage firms, including Securities America and Workman Securities Corporation, which sold Medical Capital Securities.  These FINRA Arbitration claims allege that the brokerage firms failed to conduct adequate due diligence of Medical Capital prior to agreeing to sell it to its retail customers, and that...Read More