Professionals

With over two decades of experience in international financial law, John Anderson has become one of the nation’s foremost authorities on fraud litigation and cross-border asset recovery.

He began his career as a federal prosecutor specializing in economic crimes before founding his private practice focused on protecting fraud victims. John has successfully represented clients in more than 200 cases involving online investment scams, cryptocurrency fraud, and foreign exchange manipulations, recovering millions of dollars in lost assets.

His professional philosophy centers on swift legal response and evidence-based accountability, ensuring that each client’s case is approached with precision and urgency. John also serves as a consultant to several international task forces on anti–money laundering (AML) and financial crimes.

His commitment to justice and advocacy for victims has earned him recognition from the American Bar Association (ABA) and multiple appearances as a guest speaker at global legal forums.

A pioneer in digital asset law, Michael Harris specializes in cases involving cryptocurrency fraud, blockchain manipulation, and virtual investment scams. Before entering private practice, he served as an advisor for a federal financial oversight committee, where he helped design AML compliance frameworks for digital currency exchanges.

Michael’s clients include individuals and corporations defrauded through Ponzi schemes, fake trading platforms, and unauthorized token sales. Using advanced blockchain tracing tools, he and his team have successfully recovered assets hidden through complex crypto-laundering channels.

Michael is also a frequent lecturer at universities and law enforcement seminars, where he educates professionals on emerging threats in DeFi, NFTs, and digital securities fraud. His combination of technical expertise and legal acumen has positioned him as one of the country’s leading experts in crypto asset recovery.

David Brooks brings a unique perspective to fraud litigation, having served as a federal prosecutor handling complex white-collar and cybercrime cases. His deep understanding of criminal investigation allows him to anticipate and counteract defense tactics used by fraudsters.

Now leading the criminal litigation division of the firm, David focuses on telecom fraud, call-center scams, and cross-border financial schemes. He collaborates closely with federal agencies and international law enforcement bodies to ensure perpetrators are held accountable.

David’s approach combines rapid response, evidence preservation, and victim representation, ensuring cases move efficiently through legal channels. His efforts have directly led to the prosecution of several large-scale fraud operations and the recovery of substantial stolen assets for victims worldwide.

Rebecca Foster is an attorney dedicated to representing victims of romance scams, identity theft, and emotional fraud. Her background in psychology and criminal law provides a unique perspective that allows her to handle sensitive cases with both compassion and precision.

Rebecca has helped hundreds of individuals across the United States recover emotionally and financially from manipulative online schemes. She works tirelessly to expose and prosecute perpetrators who exploit emotional vulnerability for financial gain.

Her practice extends to digital evidence analysis, victim advocacy, and emotional restitution claims, ensuring comprehensive justice for clients. Rebecca is also an active public speaker, advocating for stronger regulations to protect online users from predatory behavior and financial exploitation.

Emily Collins is an experienced fraud attorney known for her compassionate advocacy and exceptional knowledge of internet and telecommunications fraud law. With a background in digital forensics and cybersecurity compliance, Emily bridges the gap between technology and legal protection.

Her practice focuses on helping individuals and businesses navigate the aftermath of phishing scams, identity theft, and unauthorized financial transfers. Emily’s investigative insight allows her to coordinate directly with cybercrime units and private investigators to trace digital evidence across multiple jurisdictions.

Beyond litigation, she is dedicated to public education on fraud prevention, hosting regular workshops that teach citizens how to recognize and report scams. Her mission is to empower victims with both legal remedies and long-term protection strategies, ensuring they regain financial stability and peace of mind.

Sarah Bennett has built her career representing victims of investment fraud, online trading scams, and unauthorized financial advisory services. Known for her strategic precision and courtroom confidence, Sarah approaches every case with a results-driven mindset.

She has successfully litigated multiple high-value civil fraud cases against unlicensed brokers and fraudulent trading platforms, leading to precedent-setting judgments in favor of her clients. Her expertise extends to securities compliance, consumer protection, and class-action litigation.

Sarah believes that timely legal intervention can often determine whether financial justice is achieved. Her reputation as a fierce advocate and her commitment to transparency have earned her recognition as one of the “Top 100 Women in Law” by Legal America Review.