Houston, Texas — July 6, 2026 — Stevens Law Firm is closely monitoring the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing of Rosland Capital LLC, a nationally known precious metals dealer, and is evaluating legal options on behalf of customers who may have suffered financial losses.
On July 2, 2026, Rosland Capital filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California. According to the bankruptcy petition, Rosland estimates it has 200 to 999 creditors, assets between $1 million and $10 million, and liabilities between $50 million and $100 million.
Potentially Affected Customers
Stevens Law Firm is interested in speaking with individuals and families who experienced any of the following:
- Paid Rosland Capital but never received their precious metals.
- Purchased precious metals through a Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA) that were never delivered to the designated depository.
- Purchased collectible or "premium" coins at prices substantially exceeding their fair market value.
- Were told that certain coins were appropriate retirement or investment products but later discovered significant losses.
- Were promised buy-back opportunities or liquidity that did not materialize.
- Have pending disputes, arbitration claims, or unresolved complaints involving Rosland Capital.
Bankruptcy Does Not Necessarily Eliminate Customer Rights
A Chapter 11 filing does not automatically extinguish customer claims.
Depending upon the specific facts of each transaction, customers may have rights beyond filing a standard unsecured claim. In some situations, customers may have arguments that specific precious metals belong to them and should not be treated as general assets of the bankruptcy estate. Customers who purchased metals through retirement accounts or who can identify specific metals intended for delivery may have additional legal issues that warrant careful review.
Every customer's circumstances are different, and prompt evaluation is important.
Time Is Important
Bankruptcy courts establish deadlines for filing claims and asserting legal rights. Missing these deadlines can significantly affect a customer's ability to recover losses.
Individuals who believe they may have claims should preserve all relevant documents, including:
- Purchase agreements
- Invoices
- Account statements
- Wire confirmations
- IRA or custodian documents
- Emails and correspondence
- Shipping confirmations or tracking information
- Recorded sales calls, if available
Stevens Law Firm Is Evaluating Representation
Stevens Law Firm has extensive experience representing consumers in litigation involving the sale of precious metals, bullion, numismatic coins, and retirement account transactions. The firm is evaluating claims arising from the Rosland Capital bankruptcy and is considering representation of a coordinated group of affected customers in the bankruptcy proceedings.
If you purchased precious metals from Rosland Capital and believe you suffered a financial loss, you are encouraged to contact the firm for a confidential consultation by clicking here.
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Stevens Law Firm represents consumers nationwide in complex litigation involving precious metals dealers, investment fraud, deceptive trade practices, elder financial exploitation, and consumer protection matters. The firm has represented clients in state and federal courts throughout the United States involving allegations of deceptive sales practices, excessive markups, nondelivery of precious metals, and related financial misconduct.
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