Whether the matter involves a Ponzi scheme with dozens of defrauded investors, a corporate officer’s self-dealing, or a partner’s diversion of business opportunities, the central challenge is the same: the victims want to be made whole, but the assets available for recovery are often disputed, depleted, or claimed by others.

Jeremy has spent four decades prosecuting and defending these claims. He understands the evidentiary burdens, the tracing challenges, the insurance coverage questions, and the practical reality that a finding of fraud means nothing if collection is illusory. His analytical precision cuts through the emotional intensity of these cases to focus on what matters: what can actually be recovered, and how.