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Claims against Medical Capital Holdings

Have You Lost Money in Medical Capital Holdings?

If you have lost money in Medical Capital Holdings, you may be entitled to compensation for your losses. Securities America, one of the nation’s largest brokerage firms, sold many professionals, executives and middle-class investors millions of dollars in Medical Provider Funding Corporation offerings. The branch office of Cedar Brook Financial Partners, a wealth management firm, also sold many of these.

Unfortunately, your return on investment is now negative, with accompanying loss of principal. Medical Capital officer holders have been accused of defrauding investors for millions.

Now What?

Here at the law firm of Hermann, Cahn & Schneider we defend the rights of the small investor. We are currently building a nationwide case against Medical Provider Funding Corporation, and invite investors like you to contact our office for a confidential consultation.

An attorney from our firm will meet with you to discuss your claim. If we believe your Medical Capital claims are valid, we will pursue recovery of all or some of your Medical Capital losses. Call our Cleveland, Ohio, law offices at 877-215-0593.

Misleading Information Leading to Medical Capital Fraud Claims

There are a number of important details which your Securities America broker may have failed to tell you, including:

Medical Capital was run by Sidney M. Field, an experienced owner of automobile insurance companies. Insurance regulators have accused him of engaging in deceptive practices, forcing him out of the industry and into bankruptcy.

Sidney M. Field is also accused of engaging in racketeering and fraud by State of California insurance investigators, losing his insurance license.

Field’s company GFS is accused of "sliming," or altering insurance records so bad drivers could qualify for insurance. The company is also accused of tricking customers into paying between 21 and 40 percent interest on their insurance premiums.

Now that Sidney M. Field and his chief operating officer and present Joey Lampariello are accused of defrauding Medical Capital investors, our attorneys are holding Securities America and Cedar Brook Financial Partners accountable for Medical Capital claims.

We believe that these brokers should have investigated and fully disclosed the financial history of Medical Capital. If you have Medical Capital claims, contact Tony Hartman, Hugh Berkson or Jay Salamon — skilled Medical Capital losses lawyers at Hermann, Cahn & Schneider. We work on contingency, so you pay no Medical Capital claims lawyer fees unless we win recovery on your behalf.

For more information, visit http://www.medicalcapitalclaims.com.


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