Introduction: Understanding Fraud in Today’s World
Fraud is more than just a crime—it’s a breach of trust that can destroy personal finances, business reputations, and entire livelihoods. Whether you’re an individual who has been scammed or a company suffering financial losses, Kisel Law is here to provide aggressive, results-driven representation in fraud cases.
What is Fraud?
Fraud involves intentional deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain. It can occur in many forms, from identity theft and online scams to corporate and investment fraud. Common examples include:
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Credit card fraud
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Insurance fraud
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Wire fraud
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Mortgage fraud
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Securities fraud
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Tax fraud
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Business or contract fraud
At Kisel Law, we understand the complexity and emotional impact of these cases, and we’re dedicated to pursuing justice on your behalf.
Types of Fraud We Handle at Kisel Law
1. Consumer Fraud
Victims of fake products, deceptive advertising, or online scams deserve compensation. Kisel Law helps consumers recover damages and hold businesses accountable.
2. Corporate and Financial Fraud
We defend clients involved in high-stakes financial fraud cases, including embezzlement, accounting manipulation, and shareholder fraud.
3. Identity Theft and Cyber Fraud
In today’s digital age, identity theft is more common than ever. Our attorneys work with cybersecurity experts to track digital footprints and protect your personal data.
4. Insurance and Healthcare Fraud
We represent both plaintiffs and defendants in cases involving fraudulent insurance claims, Medicaid/Medicare fraud, and healthcare billing issues.
Why Choose Kisel Law for Your Fraud Case?
✔ Proven Expertise
With years of experience handling fraud cases at all levels, Kisel Law has the legal acumen and investigative tools to build a strong case.
✔ Client-Focused Approach
Every client at Kisel Law gets personalized attention. We believe in open communication and aggressive advocacy from start to finish.
✔ Results-Oriented Strategy
We don’t just talk about justice—we deliver results. Whether through negotiation, arbitration, or litigation, our goal is always a favorable outcome.
What to Do If You Suspect Fraud
If you believe you are a victim of fraud, take the following steps:
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Preserve All Evidence – Keep emails, receipts, bank statements, or communications.
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Do Not Engage Further – Avoid further contact with suspected fraudsters.
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Contact Kisel Law Immediately – The sooner we get involved, the better we can protect your interests.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How long do I have to file a fraud lawsuit?
Fraud statutes vary by state, but typically, you have between 1–4 years from the date of discovery to file a claim. Kisel Law will help you understand your timeline.
Can I sue someone for fraud without proof?
You need evidence to support your claim, but our team can help investigate and uncover the facts necessary to build your case.
What damages can I recover in a fraud case?
Victims of fraud may be entitled to recover financial losses, punitive damages, and in some cases, attorney fees.
Contact Kisel Law Today
Fraud can leave you feeling powerless, but you don’t have to face it alone. Kisel Law is committed to restoring your trust and protecting your future. Contact us for a free consultation and let us help you take the first step toward justice.
