Following a notice of dissolution that was recently issued to investors in the LaeRoc 2002 Income Fund, L.P., Eccleston Law is issuing an alert to investors in the LaeRoc 2002 Income Fund that their losses may be recoverable through securities arbitration.
According to the fund's website,the LaeRoc Funds is a real estate investment firm managing over $650 million in assets in the last 23 years. The Company focuses on income producing properties in the western US with a concentration in southern California. The company has purportedly created 14 different real estate funds.
Following the overall slump in the real estate market, some of the LaeRoc Funds, including the LaeRoc 2002 Income Fund, may have declined significantly in value. Investors who have suffered losses in any of the LaeRoc Funds, including the LaeRoc 2002 Income Fund, may be able to recover their losses through securities arbitration.
If you have suffered losses investing a LaeRoc Fund or in the LaeRoc 2002 Income Fund, L.P., please contact Eccleston Law Offices to discuss your recovery options at (312) 332-0000.
Eccleston Law represents individual and institutional investors nationwide to recover their investment losses caused by unsuitable investment recommendations, breach od fiduciary duty, negligence or other misconduct. We have extensive experience representing investors in arbitration and litigation disputes with securities broker-dealers and investment advisory firms, and have recovered tens of millions of dollars for investors.
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