ProCap Newsletter No. 53

ProCap Newsletter No. 53 Dear Clients, It is increasingly common for victims, after already being affected by fraud, to be contacted again by various individuals offering assistance in recovering their funds. Such offers are typically made through messages, phone...

ProCap Newsletter No. 52

ProCap Newsletter No. 52 Dear Clients, In cases such as ProCap, we are increasingly encountering situations where affected individuals, in an effort to speed up the process, attempt to independently contact various entities in order to recover their funds. It is...

ProCap Newsletter No. 51

ProCap Newsletter No. 51 Dear Clients, In cases such as ProCap, situations where certain data cannot be directly obtained from specific jurisdictions do not mean that the proceedings come to a halt, but rather that the process of establishing the facts is redirected...

ProCap Newsletter No. 50

ProCap Newsletter No. 50 Dear Clients, In cases such as ProCap, one of the frequently raised questions concerns situations where the financial trail leads to jurisdictions that do not actively participate in international legal cooperation or where access to financial...

ProCap Newsletter No. 49

ProCap Newsletter No. 49 Dear Clients, Following the questions regarding the transfer of funds through multiple accounts and legal entities, one of the issues frequently raised in cases such as ProCap is whether a large number of successive transactions means that the...

ProCap Newsletter No. 48

ProCap Newsletter No. 48 Dear Clients, Although there are currently no new official updates in the ProCap case, we consider it useful to clarify two aspects that are essential in complex international proceedings and that often raise questions among injured parties....