Crypto Fraud & Blockchain Litigation — Denver, Colorado
Lost money to crypto fraud?
We take cases on contingency.
Cryptocurrency fraud is exploding — and most victims believe there’s nothing they can do. There is. Red Law pursues crypto fraudsters, exchanges, and bad actors in civil court. You pay nothing unless we recover money for you.
⚖ Contingency fee — no recovery, no fee
What is crypto litigation?
Cryptocurrency and blockchain disputes are a new frontier in civil litigation. Whether you were defrauded by a rug pull, had funds stolen from an exchange, fell victim to a pump-and-dump scheme, or lost assets through a fraudulent investment platform, you may have legal claims against the people and entities responsible.
Red Law represents individuals and businesses who have suffered significant losses from crypto fraud. Attorney Matthew Buck pursues these cases aggressively — in Colorado state court, federal court, and through arbitration — seeking the recovery of lost funds plus damages.
Cases we handle
Rug pulls & exit scams
Developers who disappeared with investor funds after launching a token or NFT project.
Exchange fraud & insolvency
Funds frozen or stolen by cryptocurrency exchanges. Claims against platforms that misappropriated customer assets.
Pump-and-dump schemes
Coordinated manipulation of token prices that left investors holding worthless assets.
Crypto investment fraud
Fake trading platforms, fraudulent investment pools, and Ponzi schemes dressed up as crypto opportunities.
Wallet theft & hacking
Unauthorized access to wallets and accounts. Civil claims where identifiable parties are responsible.
Smart contract disputes
Breach of token agreements, failed NFT promises, and misrepresentation in blockchain projects.
Can you really sue over crypto?
Yes. Courts across the country are increasingly ruling on cryptocurrency disputes. Many crypto assets are treated as securities or property under existing law, which means fraud, theft, and misrepresentation are actionable claims. The fact that a transaction happened on a blockchain doesn’t make it untouchable.
The key question is whether there is an identifiable defendant with recoverable assets. Red Law evaluates every case to determine whether litigation is viable before proceeding. That evaluation is free.
How our contingency fee works
On qualifying crypto fraud cases, Red Law works on a contingency basis. That means you pay no attorney fees upfront and no fees at all if we don’t recover money for you. Our fee comes as a percentage of what we recover. This aligns our interests directly with yours — we only win when you win.
Minimum case threshold applies. Contact us to discuss whether your case qualifies.
Based in Denver, filing nationally
Red Law is based in Denver, Colorado and handles crypto litigation in Colorado state and federal courts. Depending on your case, claims may also be pursued in other jurisdictions or through federal regulatory channels. If you’re located outside Colorado, contact us — we can discuss your options.
