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If Cabot Lodge Securities sold you L Bonds from GWG Holdings, Silver Law Group may be able to help you recover your investment losses. GWG Holdings filed for bankruptcy in April, 2022 and it is expected that L Bonds investors will lose a significant amount of their principal.   Silver Law Group represents GWG L Bonds investors in FINRA arbitration claims to recover their investment losses. Contact us at 800-975-4345 for a no-cost, confidential consultation.  GWG L Bonds Are Speculative Investments  GWG Holdings (GWGH) is a Texas-based financial services company that offers life insurance and alternative investments.  L Bonds are a type of bond that buys life insurance policies from the policy holder. Bond investors’ money finances the life insurance policy, and investors are paid when the policy holder dies. L Bonds can offer a higher return than other bonds, but they also involve considerable speculation and high risk.  Many investors claim that their broker-dealers, such as Cabot Lodge, did not inform them of the risks of investing in GWG L Bonds when they sold them and instead described them as a safe and secure source of income.If Cabot Lodge Securities sold you L Bonds from GWG Holdings, Silver Law Group may be able to help you recover your investment losses. GWG Holdings filed for bankruptcy in April, 2022 and it is expected that L Bonds investors will lose a significant amount of their principal.

Silver Law Group represents GWG L Bonds investors in FINRA arbitration claims to recover their investment losses. Contact us at 800-975-4345 for a no-cost, confidential consultation. Continue reading ›

FiverrLossesSmallIn April 2022, when GWG Holdings, Inc. filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, it left 27,000 investors wondering if the “L Bonds” they were holding were now worthless. If you’re one of those investors, you may be able to recover some of your losses, but you should get an attorney who specializes in recovering clients’ investments to help you. Continue reading ›

GWG Investors around the nation are still reeling from the recent news that GWG Holdings, Inc. and some of its subsidiaries filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. GWG, a financial services company, owes $1.6 billion in “L Bonds,” financial instruments that pooled the money of investors to buy life insurance policies on the secondary market, with promises that the investors would make a profit from gains made after policyholders had died. An estimated 27,000 investors invested with GWG—for an average of $45,000 each. But all is not necessarily lost, as investors pursue various ways to recover their investments including claims against the selling brokerage firms.GWG Investors around the nation are still reeling from the recent news that GWG Holdings, Inc. and some of its subsidiaries filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. GWG, a financial services company, owes $1.6 billion in “L Bonds,” financial instruments that pooled the money of investors to buy life insurance policies on the secondary market, with promises that the investors would make a profit from gains made after policyholders had died. Continue reading ›

Securitiesfraudattorneys.comSecuritiesfraudattorneys.com is pursuing investor claims relating to the recent Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by GWG Holdings, Inc. and some of its subsidiaries. With its web presence as Securitiesfraudattorneys.com, Silver Law Group’s attorneys are knowledgeable about both the law and facts necessary to help their clients recover their investments.  GWG, a financial services company, created “L Bonds,” financial instruments that pooled the money of investors to buy life insurance policies on the secondary market. Investors believed that they would profit off of the policies once policyholders had died. But GWG has now filed bankruptcy and said it owes $1.6 billion in the “L Bonds.”  An estimated 27,000 investors invested with GWG—for an average of $45,000 each.  However, some investors lost substantially more and some brokers overconcentrated their clients in the bonds. is pursuing investor claims relating to the recent Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by GWG Holdings, Inc. and some of its subsidiaries. With its web presence as Securitiesfraudattorneys.com, Silver Law Group’s attorneys are knowledgeable about both the law and facts necessary to help their clients recover their investments. Continue reading ›

If you are one of the estimated 27,000 investors who purchased L Bonds from GWG, you may be unsure of how to respond to the news that GWG Holdings, Inc. and some of its subsidiaries recently filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company is estimated to have $1.6 billion in debt. As an investor, you have options for trying to recover your investment, and it’s important to consider which are the most likely to help you recoup your investment. While L Bond investors will be included as creditors in the Chapter 11 proceeding, it’s unlikely that this will result in a substantial repayment of your investment. Instead, you may receive pennies-on-the-dollar. Therefore, your best bet for recovery may be through a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) arbitration. FINRA is a government-authorized not-for-profit organization that oversees U.S. broker-dealers. Investors can request either mediation or arbitration to resolve a dispute between the investor and a broker-dealer or their firm. FINRA proceedings tend to be resolved much more quickly, and at less expense, than traditional lawsuits. If you are one of the estimated 27,000 investors who purchased L Bonds from GWG, you may be unsure of how to respond to the news that GWG Holdings, Inc. and some of its subsidiaries recently filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company is estimated to have $1.6 billion in debt. As an investor, you have options for trying to recover your investment, and it’s important to consider which are the most likely to help you recoup your investment. Continue reading ›

Silver Law Group represents investors who are facing financial losses due to the recent Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by GWG Holdings, Inc. and some of its subsidiaries. Silver Law’s clients include those who purchased GWG’s “L Bonds,” financial instruments that GWG had created and were then sold by unscrupulous broker-dealers. GWG was pooling investors’ money to buy life insurance policies on the secondary market, with GWG promising that investors—buyers of the L Bonds—would see a profit when the policyholders died. However, even before GWG’s bankruptcy, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was rumored to be investigating the company. Silver Law Group represents clients in petitions with Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), a government-authorized not-for-profit organization that oversees U.S. broker-dealers. Silver Law is also requesting arbitrations to resolve disputes between its clients and the broker-dealers who sold the GWG investments.Silver Law Group represents investors who are facing financial losses due to the recent Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing by GWG Holdings, Inc. and some of its subsidiaries. Silver Law’s clients include those who purchased GWG’s “L Bonds,” financial instruments that GWG had created and were then sold by unscrupulous broker-dealers. Continue reading ›

A recent Wall Street Journal article details the process by which GWG Holdings’ founders and a board director used hundreds of millions of dollars paid by GWG L Bonds investors to fund their own startups and kept their startups away from investors.  Silver Law Group represents GWG L Bonds investors in FINRA arbitration claims to recover their investment losses. Contact us at 800-975-4345 for a no-cost, confidential consultation.  GWG Sells $1.3 Billion In L Bonds  GWG Holdings is a Dallas, TX-based financial services company that offered alternative investments and life insurance. The company was founded in 2006 by Jon and Steven Sabes.  The company created their L Bond in 2012. Borrowed money was used to buy life insurance policies from people who wanted cash, and L Bond investor money was used to pay premiums and buy new policies. GWG would collect the payout when the policyholder died and pay investors a portion of the profits, investors were told.A recent Wall Street Journal article details the process by which GWG Holdings’ founders and a board director used hundreds of millions of dollars paid by GWG L Bonds investors to fund their own startups and kept their startups away from investors.

Silver Law Group represents GWG L Bonds investors in FINRA arbitration claims to recover their investment losses. Contact us at 800-975-4345 for a no-cost, confidential consultation. Continue reading ›

Silver Law Group is representing and filing claims on behalf of multiple investors who lost money on GWG Holdings L Bonds. These “alternative investments” were marketed to retirees looking for a safe and stable form of income. The illiquid, non-traded investments were sold by licensed financial representatives and their brokerage firms. Securitiesfraudattorneys.com is lead by Scott Silver, Esq, a leading investor advocate, chair of the securities fraud group of AAJ and a frequent commentator, author and lecturer on avoiding Ponzi schemes and prosecuting securities fraud cases. After a series of events including an SEC investigation, GWG Holdings was unable to make its interest payments on January 15, 2022, totaling $10.35 million and principal payments totaling $3.25 million. The company also ceased sales of the L Bonds on January 10, 2022, and ultimately declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy in April of 2022. This left investors stranded. They can’t sell the bonds. L Bonds investors are now left wondering what will happen, and if they’ll ever get any money back. Because the GWG L Bonds were private investments, they were never intended for average investors, especially retirees. Knowing that these investments were likely unsuitable, or over-concentrating a portfolio in these risky investments, your broker, investment advisor, and their firms may be liable for your losses.Silver Law Group is representing and filing claims on behalf of multiple investors who lost money on GWG Holdings L Bonds. These “alternative investments” were marketed to retirees looking for a safe and stable form of income. The illiquid, non-traded investments were sold by licensed financial representatives and their brokerage firms. Securitiesfraudattorneys.com is lead by Scott Silver, Esq, a leading investor advocate, chair of the securities fraud group of AAJ and a frequent commentator, author and lecturer on avoiding Ponzi schemes and prosecuting securities fraud cases. Continue reading ›

Did you lose money investing in GWG Holdings Inc. L Bonds? Our securities and investment fraud attorneys are representing investors on a contingency fee basis to help recover our clients losses.  Read more about our experience handling these types of cases at securitiesfraudattorneys.com.   Scott Silver, Esq, is the chairman of the securities fraud group of the American Association of Justice and a frequent author and speaker on investment fraud matters.  Silver Law Group is representing investors in claims against the broker-dealers who sold GWG L Bonds to investors. Claims to recover investment losses allege that the broker-dealers failed to conduct adequate due diligence on the investment, among other causes. Our securities fraud attorneys have already filed multiple FINRA arbitration claims.  If you're an investor who believed that the L bonds would be a benefit to your portfolio, you're not alone. Unfortunately, the highly touted L bonds Were neither publicly traded nor liquid, and highly risky.Did you lose money investing in GWG Holdings Inc. L Bonds? Our securities and investment fraud attorneys are representing investors on a contingency fee basis to help recover our clients losses. Read more about our experience handling these types of cases at securitiesfraudattorneys.com. Scott Silver, Esq, is the chairman of the securities fraud group of the American Association of Justice and a frequent author and speaker on investment fraud matters. Continue reading ›

If you were an investor in GWG Holdings L Bond series, you know by now that the company has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company failed to pay its dividend considering its recent financial issues.

If you’re in the class of people who have invested in a product you believed would pay handsome dividends, you may be wondering what to do next. As an investor, there are a few options are available to help recover your losses. Continue reading ›

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