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Our internet fraud law firm knows time is of the essence when dealing with fraudulent parties. We act quickly and aggressively to reclaim stolen funds, wherever they may be.
The internet has become a fertile ground for large scale fraud. Every day, hackers, internet retailers, wholesalers, crypto scammers, and credit card processors are keeping money or products that do not belong to them. The anonymity the internet provides, its global nature, and the lack of human contact make it relatively easy to steal someone else’s property.
Harris Sliwoski is on the forefront of internet fraud litigation. We’ve assisted victims of fraud in North America, Asia, Europe, China, Latin America, and Russia, and our extensive experience in locating and recovering assets worldwide equips us to handle internet fraud cases. Our attorneys have also represented numerous internet retailers in big case litigation against credit card processors for keeping funds that belong to their internet retailer clients.
Though every fraud case is different, the components for prevailing in these disputes are nearly always the same. We handle such cases by first gathering as much information as possible regarding the fraudulent scheme and its perpetrators, then using that information as quickly as possible to force a settlement or to prevail in court. These cases are seldom easy, but our record of recovering funds for our clients shows they are often worth pursuing.
If you are the victim of an internet fraud, it’s imperative that you act quickly. Waiting only gives the people with your money more time to conceal what they’ve taken. At the same time, it is important not to alert the perpetrators that you are taking action against them. Harris Sliwoski will help you leverage the element of surprise and file a lawsuit quickly, which can often stop the secreting of assets.
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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.
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