Reed, Keller & Sullivan Group Targets Internet Fraud Losses With 6%-11% Recovery Fees
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Updated · Net Newsledger · May 15
Reed, Keller & Sullivan Group Targets Internet Fraud Losses With 6%-11% Recovery Fees
1 articles · Updated · Net Newsledger · May 15
Delaware-based Reed, Keller & Sullivan Group said it is helping victims of fake brokers, sham crypto exchanges and wallet hacks recover stolen funds through legal and forensic investigations.
The firm said cases start with evidence review and a formal contract, then move to tracing transfer chains, identifying beneficiaries and pursuing chargebacks, regulator complaints, law-enforcement referrals and court filings.
Its recovery model relies on both legal pressure and technical analysis, including efforts to freeze assets when stolen money is found on centralized exchanges or in major bank accounts.
Reed, Keller & Sullivan Group said it works on a result-based fee structure with no upfront payment, typically charging 6% to 11% of recovered damages.
The firm, which says it has representatives in countries including Germany, Britain, South Korea, Georgia, Azerbaijan and India, urged victims to act quickly before stolen funds are further laundered.
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