Frequently asked
Common questions before instructing counsel.
The most useful conversations begin with realistic expectations. The answers below reflect how we work in practice.
Can lost funds be recovered?
Recovery outcomes depend on jurisdiction, asset traceability, the conduct of opposing parties and the time elapsed. No reputable firm can guarantee recovery. We provide a candid assessment of viability before any engagement.
How long does the process take?
Simple chargeback matters can resolve in weeks. Complex cross-border investigations typically span six to eighteen months, sometimes longer if litigation is required.
What types of scams do you handle?
Online scams, cryptocurrency fraud, investment fraud, forex and broker disputes, chargeback matters, cybercrime, and financial-fraud investigations for private and corporate clients.
Do you work internationally?
We are a Paris-based practice serving clients across the European Union and the United Kingdom. For matters reaching jurisdictions outside Europe, we instruct vetted local counsel under our coordination.
What documents are needed?
Transaction records, communications with the counterparty, platform metadata, and any official correspondence such as police reports. We assist with evidence triage during intake.
How much does recovery assistance cost?
Fees are defined in writing at engagement. We do not operate on contingency. Initial case evaluations are free of charge.
Will you take any case?
No. We decline matters where no credible legal pathway exists or where engagement would not serve the client's interest.
Is my information confidential?
Yes. All submissions are reviewed under attorney-client privilege and processed in accordance with applicable data-protection law (including the GDPR).
What languages do you work in?
English, German and Swedish in-house, with coordinated language support for other jurisdictions when required.
Financial Fraud Recovery
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