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The internet’s anonymity and global reach create fertile ground for fraudsters. At Harris Sliwoski, our experienced internet fraud attorneys act swiftly and aggressively to recover your stolen assets, no matter the perpetrator’s location. We’ve successfully resolved cases involving crypto scams, credit card processors withholding funds, fake company and fake product scams, bank switch scams, wine future scams, horse breeding scams, and more, across North America, Asia, Europe, and beyond.
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Though the specifics of each fraud case differ, our successful approach to internet fraud litigation follows a core strategy:
Protecting Your Interests. We understand the sensitive nature of these cases and the potential emotional toll. We handle all matters with discretion and keep you informed throughout the process. Our goal is to resolve your case efficiently and recover your stolen assets while minimizing further stress.
Most internet scams involve transferring stolen funds to overseas bank accounts in countries like China, Cyprus, Singapore, and Hong Kong. This doesn’t deter Harris Sliwoski.
Our firm has a proven track record of working with international investigators and navigating complex legal systems in these jurisdictions. We leverage our experience and global network to trace stolen assets and pursue recovery through the courts in these and other countries. By combining our aggressive legal tactics with international expertise and a global contact list, we significantly increase your chances of recouping your losses, regardless of the perpetrators’ location.
If you suspect you’ve been a victim of internet fraud, it’s crucial to take immediate action. The sooner you contact us, the faster we can begin investigating your case and securing your assets. Contact Harris Sliwoski today for a confidential consultation.
If you think you’ve been a victim of an internet fraud, we suggest you read, What to Do If You Think You Are a Victim of Internet Fraudand then contact us for help.
In the past couple years, our internet fraud lawyers have seen a dramatic rise in Butchering the Pig Scams, These deceptive online relationship schemes involve fraudsters building trust with victims (often through romantic or friendly online relationships) over time, before manipulating them into making increasingly large investments in fraudulent ventures. Often, the scammers exploit the emotional connection to pressure victims into continuing to invest, even when faced with red flags or suspicious activity. These scams can be particularly devastating, as they often leave victims with significant financial and emotional distress.
If you think you’ve been scammed, reach out to us right away so we can help.
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Internet fraud is a growing concern, but your business can fight it. You can lower your risk of internet fraud by implementing safe practices and tools. Examples include:
Aside from prevention, hiring a legal team to defend your business against internet fraud is the best way to mitigate it.
Yes, internet fraud is a federal crime. There are various types of internet fraud that fall under different federal laws. United States Code Title 18 covers many situations that qualify as internet fraud. Some examples include:
The penalty for internet fraud depends on the type. Wire fraud carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison. Computer fraud prison sentences range from one to 10 years. Successful or not, an attempt at internet fraud warrants a penalty. It’s best to pursue legal action when a cyberattacker attempts fraud against your business to protect yourself from future harm.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is the top agency investigating internet fraud in the United States. The FBI responds to cases that violate federal laws related to various types of internet fraud.
Beyond federal laws, all 50 states, the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico have laws that relate to internet fraud. State laws cover malware, spyware hacking, viruses and other forms of unauthorized access. Harris Sliwoski can help you understand the federal and state laws that protect your business — and we can help your business pursue justice if it falls victim to internet fraud.