International cross-border asset recovery lawyers, in the singular
The client is abroad. The register is in Bern. The court is whichever one can still reach the asset. That is the whole cross-border point.
Cross-border financial litigation lawyers in Switzerland
Cross-border financial litigation lawyers in Switzerland is the search. The practice is Sascha Christener, admitted in the Canton of Bern. Cross-border financial litigation, when this desk is in it, is a fraud file with a foreign client and an asset question. It is not a general commercial litigation offer for contract disputes that have nothing to do with a scam.
International lawyers for cross-border asset recovery
International lawyers for cross-border asset recovery means the same border rule, said again because the heading is easy to overread. International asset recovery is attempted where an endpoint can be named. It is declined where it cannot.
Swiss legal representation for foreign fraud victims
Swiss legal representation for foreign fraud victims is available to people in the markets listed on the index, including the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Sweden, and the Netherlands. Representation begins when a mandate is confirmed in writing. The form does not start it. Counsel replies in English.
International enforcement of financial recovery claims
International enforcement of financial recovery claims is not a rubber stamp. An order still has to be recognised, or a local proceeding still has to be filed, where the asset actually is. We do not describe this desk as able to enforce in every jurisdiction. If the path is closed, that is the advice.
Lawyers coordinating international financial disputes
Lawyers coordinating international financial disputes, in the only sense that is true here, means one Bern attorney working with a local lawyer who files where Swiss paper cannot reach. It is not a coordination brand, not a chambers of unnamed associates, and not a WhatsApp group.
Cross-jurisdictional asset tracing and recovery services
Cross-jurisdictional asset tracing and recovery services uses the public ledger and the documents you already have, then asks which court can do anything with the result. Tracing that does not end at a venue is a finding. It is not a recovery. The tracing limits are on the asset tracing page.
International legal action to recover misappropriated funds
International legal action to recover misappropriated funds is sought when the facts, the mandate, and the forum line up. Misappropriated funds that have been cashed out, mixed beyond use, or moved to a place that will not read the order are often beyond civil recovery. We would rather say that in the first letter than after a stack of invoices. The fee, if a matter is accepted, still waits for a bank: no win no fee.
The form is an enquiry, not a retainer and not a privileged file. Recovery is not guaranteed. Countries we cannot take, and the sanctions screen, are in the terms. Counsel is Sascha Christener, Bern, February 2018. The register test is here.
Questions on this page
No. Counsel does not conduct reserved court work in the reader's country. A Swiss court is asked when a Swiss order can reach the assets. Where it cannot, a local lawyer files.
No. International enforcement depends on the place where the asset sits and on whether that place will recognise the order. It is not worldwide, and it is not instant.
No. There is one named attorney. A local lawyer is instructed to file only where a Swiss order cannot reach the asset. You can ask who that lawyer is if a mandate reaches that stage.
Report a case
Name, email and phone are required. A short account of the scam is enough. Do not send seed phrases, private keys, or identity documents.
Counsel is admitted in Bern and replies in English. A Swiss court is asked when that order can reach the coins. Where it cannot, a local lawyer files. The evaluation is free and nothing is due up front. The success fee is agreed in writing for that case. If nothing is recovered, you owe no fee. Sending this form opens an enquiry. It does not retain counsel.