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When to reach out

Common reasons clients contact the firm on digital asset matters include:

• You have lost cryptocurrency or other digital assets to fraud — an investment scam, a fraudulent trading platform, or a theft — and want to pursue recovery
• A cryptocurrency exchange or other platform has frozen, restricted, or refused to release your assets, or has entered bankruptcy or insolvency proceedings
• You have received a subpoena, document request, or notice of investigation from the SEC, the CFTC, or a state securities or financial regulator
• You are involved in, or facing, litigation or arbitration arising out of a digital asset transaction, investment, or platform
• You are launching a token, a digital asset business, or a decentralized organization and need counsel on its structure and regulatory exposure
• You are seeking an expert witness for a digital asset dispute — industry custom and practice, asset tracing, valuation, or the operation of exchanges and protocols
• You believe you may have a whistleblower claim under the SEC or CFTC programs concerning digital asset misconduct

What to expect

The firm responds to consultation requests within one business day. An initial conversation typically lasts thirty to sixty minutes and covers:

1. The factual background of your matter
2. The legal posture as the firm currently understands it
3. Whether the matter is one the firm can take, refer, or decline
4. If applicable, the engagement structure and fee arrangement

No attorney-client relationship is created by sending an email, leaving a voicemail, or scheduling an initial conversation. An engagement is established only by a written engagement letter signed by both the client and the firm.

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