Crypto Recovery & Digital Assets
Helping victims recover losses from crypto scams, exchange failures, account takeovers, and unauthorized transfers.
Overview
Crypto Loss Recovery
Cryptocurrency fraud and theft has emerged as one of the fastest-growing areas of financial crime. Victims lose billions of dollars each year to scams, exchange failures, and unauthorized transfers — and many believe recovery is impossible.
What many victims do not realize is that successful recovery rarely comes from pursuing the scammer directly. In most cases, the bad actor is incarcerated, overseas, or otherwise judgment-proof. Effective litigation requires identifying legally responsible third parties — cryptocurrency exchanges, financial intermediaries, and technology companies — whose failures in oversight or security made the fraud possible.
MDF Law has extensive experience litigating against crypto exchanges including Coinbase before the American Arbitration Association (AAA), where most cryptocurrency cases are argued.
Types of Crypto Cases We Handle
Crypto Exchange Failures
Losses resulting from exchange insolvency, freezes, or failure to return assets — including claims against platforms like Coinbase and others.
Account Takeovers
Unauthorized access to crypto wallets or exchange accounts resulting in theft, often tied to SIM-swap attacks or phishing.
Crypto Scams & Fraud
Romance scams, pig butchering schemes, fake investment platforms, and fraudulent ICOs that resulted in total loss of digital assets.
Unauthorized Transfers
Transfers made without authorization or under duress, including elder financial exploitation involving digital assets.
SIM Swap Attacks
Carrier-facilitated account takeovers that allowed attackers to access two-factor authentication and drain crypto wallets.
Advisor Misconduct
Financial advisors who recommended unsuitable crypto investments or misappropriated client funds invested in digital assets.
Our Approach
Every matter begins with a detailed evaluation of the facts, transaction history, and institutional involvement. We pursue claims where the law allows recovery from parties with the ability and obligation to have prevented harm — using creative, disciplined litigation strategies tailored to complex financial and technological misconduct.
Depending on the facts, cases may proceed through consumer arbitration, FINRA arbitration, or court litigation. We select the forum strategically, focusing on where accountability and recovery are most likely to be achieved.
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