Fraud Lawyer/Attorney in Los Angeles
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This type of wrongful conduct takes many forms - a legitimate looking business investment that turns out to be an elaborate Ponzi scheme or a fiduciary (attorney, financial advisor, trustee, partner, etc.) that uses his, her or its position of authority and trust to gain personally. Under any scenario, financial fraud can leave the victim penniless and without hope.
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A common problem with pursuing financial fraud cases through litigation is that even if you prevail, there may not be any assets to satisfy the judgment at the end of the day. That is why it is important to ascertain asset information pre-litigation if possible and to attempt to prevent the transfer or relocation of those assets during litigation.
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In addition, obtaining insurance policy information can assist in drafting claims so that insurance coverage may be triggered. The latter point is important because as a victim of financial wrongdoing, you usually do not know all the facts concerning the means, methods, devices or artifices used by the defendant. And you only come to learn this information through the litigation process. That is why it is important to plead claims as generally as possible at the outset, and then modify the claims as you learn more information.
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Our office has experience in a wide variety of financial fraud and wrongdoing cases. We are aware that a judgment is not helpful if there is nothing to collect at the end of the day. This is why we will counsel you on recovery scenarios before and during litigation, so that an informed decision can be made at each step of the way. If you or your family or friends have suffered financial loss by the fault of another, please feel free to call our office to speak with an attorney.
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A. Liberatore, P.C.
915 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 1780
Los Angeles, CA 90017
Tel: 213.572.0900 Fax: 213.572.0950 |
