Lose money in NFTs or tokens?

You may be entitled to compensation.

You may qualify for a claim if you purchased or received an asset from a project that failed to deliver on its promises and subsequently lost its value.
Crypto token and NFT investors who want to see rugpulls held accountable should sign up.

Many individuals invest in cryptocurrency tokens & NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) due to project-set expectations of substantial financial returns. These digital assets are often marketed as opportunities for significant profit, with project creators highlighting potential value appreciation, exclusive access to services or content, and utility within their ecosystems. The allure of quick gains and being part of innovative technology often drives investors to participate in these projects, sometimes without fully understanding the risks involved.

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Various legal causes of action may arise in cases involving digital assets and cryptocurrencies, particularly when projects fail to deliver on promises of financial return. These can include fraud, misrepresentation, breach of contract, and violations of securities laws. The U.S. legal framework provides protection for investors through securities regulations, which may apply to some digital assets.

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The Howey Test, established by the Supreme Court, helps determine whether an investment contract qualifies as a security. If a project is deemed a security, it may be subject to registration requirements and other regulations enforced by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The specific legal strategies employed will depend on the outcome of our investigation, particular circumstances of each case, and the nature of the promises made by the project creators.

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Investors who have been affected by a project's actions may be entitled to compensation if their claims are successful. This compensation could potentially cover losses incurred, promised returns that were not delivered, or other damages related to the project's alleged misconduct. Our firm is thoroughly investigating all claims and seeking to protect the rights of investors who may have been misled or suffered financial harm.

You may be entitled to compensation.

You may qualify for a claim if you purchased or received an asset from a project that failed to deliver on its promises and subsequently lost its value.
Crypto and NFT investors who want to see rugpulls held accountable should sign up.

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Many individuals invest in NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) and cryptocurrency tokens due to project-set expectations of substantial financial returns. These digital assets are often marketed as opportunities for significant profit, with project creators highlighting potential value appreciation, exclusive access to services or content, and utility within their ecosystems. The allure of quick gains and being part of innovative technology often drives investors to participate in these projects, sometimes without fully understanding the risks involved.

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What are the costs involved in pursuing a crypto litigation case with Burwick Law?

Burwick Law works on a contingency basis, which means we only get paid if we recover your damages. There is no cost to pursue litigation beyond this contingency payment upon successful recovery.

What happens to my personal and crypto wallet information after a case is over?

After your case concludes, Burwick Law ensures that all personal and crypto wallet information is securely archived or destroyed according to privacy laws and firm policy, preventing unauthorized access.

What happens if we don’t win? Do I owe Burwick Law money?

If we take your case on contingency and do not win, you do not owe us attorney fees. Our goal is to ensure that justice is accessible, so we bear the risk of litigation. Specific terms are outlined in your client engagement letter.

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How does Burwick Law protect the security and privacy of my personal information?

Legally, attorney-client communications are privileged and are protected by law against disclosure to a third party. Our firm will not disclose any information related to a client’s representation, including the fact that a client is represented by our firm, except as required by law or in the course of litigation or arbitration.

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Furthermore, we employ industry-standard measures to protect your data, including:

Secure, encrypted data storage
Limited access to personal information by authorized personnel only
Regular security audits and updates
Strict data retention and destruction policies

For more details, please review our full Privacy Policy or contact our office with any specific concerns.

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What can I expect in terms of communication and updates regarding my cases?

You will receive regular updates at key stages of your case and can always reach out to our team at client@burwick.law for any queries.

Why do I need to provide personal information when signing up as a client?

Your personal information is required to verify your identity, establish a secure and compliant attorney-client relationship, and to ensure that all case-related communications are accurately directed to you.

How long does the crypto litigation process typically take?

The duration of litigation varies, but typically it can take anywhere from only 8 weeks up to 24 months, depending on the complexity of the case and court schedules. Crypto litigation against token or NFT rug pulls is often not that complex and can be settled in a manner of weeks or months.

Lose money in NFTs or tokens?

You may be entitled to compensation.

You may be entitled to compensation.

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