RECOVERY INSIGHTS

Evidence, tracing and enforcement

General information only. Every recovery matter depends on its facts, timing and applicable law.

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Escrow scams: fake platforms and payment proof

How to document losses when a supposed escrow agent or marketplace never held funds safely.

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Advance-fee recovery scams after an initial loss

Recognizing secondary fraud that demands taxes, bonds or clearance fees to “release” stolen funds.

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Letter of credit fraud: document discrepancies to keep

Trade-document red flags and records that matter when LC proceeds or goods never materialize.

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Trade finance fraud: bills of lading and bank trails

Connecting shipping paperwork to payment rails when trade counterparties divert value.

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Shell companies in fraud trails: registry-first steps

Using company filings to identify officers, addresses and next disclosure targets.

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Nominee directors and beneficial ownership questions

How nominee arrangements complicate defendant identification—and what records still help.

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Freezing injunctions: a high-level Mareva-style overview

What asset-freezing injunctions generally aim to do—and why evidence and undertakings matter.

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Norwich Pharmacal-style disclosure orders: overview

How third-party disclosure applications can identify wrongdoers through innocent intermediaries.

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Bank secrecy limits and lawful disclosure routes

Why banks rarely volunteer customer data—and which formal channels typically unlock records.

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SWIFT gpi tracking references in wire investigations

Using gpi and UETR-style references to follow cross-border wires through correspondent banks.

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Fedwire vs. CHIPS: payment rails and fraud notices

Why knowing which U.S. high-value rail carried a payment affects recall timing and contacts.

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Card-not-present fraud: merchant and issuer records

Building a usable file when remote card transactions were unauthorized or induced by deception.