Scam Claims

Yes, in many cases it is possible to recover money lost to scams. The success depends on factors such as how quickly you act, whether the scammers can be identified, and whether any assets can be traced and frozen. Our experienced team will assess your case and advise on the likelihood of recovery.

Time limits vary depending on the type of claim. Generally, you have six years from the date of the fraud or three years from when you discovered it. However, it's crucial to act quickly as assets can be moved and evidence can disappear. Contact us as soon as possible for the best chance of recovery.

A No Win, No Fee agreement (also called a Conditional Fee Agreement) means you only pay legal fees if your case is successful. If we don't recover your money, you don't pay our fees. This arrangement is available for eligible scam claims, making legal action accessible without upfront costs.

Yes, we recommend reporting all scams to Action Fraud (the UK's national fraud reporting centre) and your local police. This creates an official record and helps authorities track fraud patterns. However, police investigations don't always lead to recovery, which is why civil legal action is often necessary to get your money back.

Gather all documentation related to the scam, including: emails, text messages, bank statements, transaction records, contracts or agreements, website screenshots, and contact details of the scammers. Don't worry if you don't have everything – we can help you gather additional evidence during our investigation.