Investors often choose Self-Directed IRAs to diversify their portfolios, invest in non-traditional assets, and pursue opportunities unavailable through traditional retirement accounts. However, when fraudsters use untrue or misleading statements or omit critical information to push unlawful investment schemes, the financial consequences can be devastating. Working with a Self-Directed IRA fraud lawyer at Silver Law Group gives you experienced, aggressive representation in securities class action litigation. Our team takes these types of securities cases on contingency, meaning you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you.
We pursue national cases involving unlawful conduct tied to Self-Directed IRAs, including fraudulent private placements, Ponzi schemes, and third-party professional misconduct. These cases often involve attorneys, accountants, commercial banks, or companies issuing misleading financial reports. Plaintiffs frequently relied on disclosures that appeared legitimate but were materially false or incomplete, causing substantial losses after investing money through their IRA account.
Unlawful conduct frequently hides behind the structure of Self-Directed IRAs. Unlike traditional IRAs, these accounts allow investments in real estate ventures, private company stock, promissory notes, or specialized funds. Although the flexibility can be beneficial, it also creates an opening for fraudsters to use misleading statements or omissions to entice investors.
Fraud may develop when a public company or private issuer releases financials that appear stable but conceal losses or inflate asset values. Third-party professionals—including auditors or corporate officers—may validate or circulate information that is untrue or unlawfully misleading. Plaintiffs then invested through a Self-Directed IRA based on financial disclosures that did not reflect the true risk or performance of the investment.
Silver Law Group investigates communications, financial records, audits, and offering documents to show how the fraud occurred and which parties contributed to the unlawful conduct. Because Self-Directed IRA fraud frequently involves complex transactions, our attorneys use forensic experts and national resources to build strong litigation strategies in the appropriate District Court.
This litigation-focused assessment highlights why plaintiffs turn to our attorneys for cases involving Self-Directed IRA fraud. Silver Law Group focuses on institutional wrongdoing, not small-scale adviser disputes. We litigate against major entities—including auditing firms, corporate officers, commercial banks, and fund managers—whose omissions or misleading statements caused widespread losses.
Scott Silver is widely recognized for his advocacy, national media coverage, and record of significant securities recoveries. Our team maintains a plaintiff-centered approach that emphasizes accountability, transparency, and aggressive pursuit of compensation. Plaintiffs harmed by unlawful conduct involving stock purchases, private issuance fraud, or untrue financial reporting have trusted us to expose the fraudster’s network and pursue restitution.
We also understand the unique challenges of Self-Directed IRA litigation. These investments frequently lack the regulatory oversight of publicly traded securities, making it easier for fraud to spread undetected. Our investigation examines whether professional institutions ignored warning signs, failed to disclose essential information, or facilitated the fraud through incomplete or inaccurate financial statements.
Silver Law Group takes these cases on contingency, advancing the resources needed to litigate against well-funded corporate defendants. Plaintiffs gain a team that prioritizes their financial recovery and explains the litigation process at every stage.
Speaking with a Self-Directed IRA fraud lawyer is the first step toward pursuing compensation for losses caused by omissions, misleading statements, or institutional misconduct. Silver Law Group will review your investment losses, investigate every responsible party, and pursue recovery in any way that we can, including through a class action.
