What types of scams can you help investigate?
We help victims of many kinds of financial fraud, including cryptocurrency scams, investment fraud, wire transfer fraud, romance scams, phishing and account takeover, and other online scams. If your situation does not fit neatly into one category, request a case evaluation and we can review what happened.
Can lost cryptocurrency be recovered?
Sometimes, but recovery is never guaranteed. Whether funds can be traced and pursued depends on how quickly action is taken, whether the funds moved through identifiable exchanges or accounts, the quality of the evidence, and the jurisdictions involved.
What evidence should I keep if I have been scammed?
Keep everything related to the scam: screenshots, emails, text and chat messages, website addresses, wallet addresses, transaction hashes or IDs, bank statements, wire confirmations, receipts, and any contracts or account statements. Do not delete conversations or accounts.
How long do scam recovery cases take?
Timelines vary widely. A prompt bank or card dispute may move relatively quickly, while matters involving multiple jurisdictions, offshore entities, or litigation can take considerably longer. We can discuss a realistic timeline for your matter during your case evaluation.
Can you guarantee that I will recover my money?
No. No lawyer or recovery service can honestly guarantee recovery. We can investigate what happened, trace funds where possible, and explain the legal options that may be available. Be cautious of anyone who promises a specific result.
What should I do immediately after discovering a scam?
Stop sending money and do not pay any further fees. Contact your bank or card provider to report the transactions, save all evidence, secure your accounts by changing passwords and enabling two-factor authentication, and report the scam to the appropriate authorities in your country.
How can I avoid being scammed again by a fake recovery service?
Be cautious of anyone who contacts you unsolicited offering to recover your funds, guarantees a result, asks for large upfront payments, or pressures you to act immediately. Verify that any law firm or recovery service is genuine before sharing personal or financial information.
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What happens during a case evaluation?
We listen to what happened, review the basic facts and the evidence you have, and explain which legal options may be available and what to realistically expect. You can then decide whether you want to move forward.
Can you help if the amount I lost is small?
This page provides general information only and is not legal advice. Every case is unique, and past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Still Have Questions About Your Situation?
Request a confidential case evaluation to talk through what happened and what recovery options may be available. Acting early can help preserve evidence.