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Larkspire

The law firm for fraud victims

  1. Go after the money.
  2. If it can't come back: claim it on your taxes.

A person replies the same business day.

How it works

A US law firm,
not a recovery company.

  • Admitted in New York only
  • Our founder: 1,000+ fraud casesAbout the 1,000+ cases
  • We never call you first
  • Your data is never sold

How it works

Three steps. You decide at the end.

  1. Tell us what happened

    A few taps and your email. About a minute.
  2. Get an honest assessment

    Our investigators check two things. Where did your money go? Can your loss be a tax write-off? You get the answer in writing.
  3. Then you decide

    Larkspire LawWe take it onOne flat fee, quoted in writing first.Services and fees Larkspire DIYDo it yourself, freeFree tools you use yourself.See the free tools

The Honest Assessment and DIY tools come from Larkspire, Inc. Not legal advice.

Larkspire Law

A case worth pursuing. A lawyer in your corner.

Let us handle it.

Larkspire Law represents you from the day you sign.

  1. Trace the money
  2. Request a freeze
  3. Pursue recovery

For losses up to $500,000

$2,500–$5,000

Flat fee + a share of what comes back.

Beyond the flat fee, nothing comes out of your pocket.

Larkspire DIY

Or do it yourself, free.

Free tools, built on the same technology our law firm uses.

Opens in full in late 2026

Go after the money

Recovery Check

About a minute

What happened?

Free · No email needed

  • Case SummaryComing late 2026
  • Reporting AssistantComing late 2026
  • Forfeiture WatchComing 2027

Claim it on your taxes

Tax Check

About a minute

What kind of scam was it?

Free · No email needed

Tax package, from $995
Done for you by Larkspire, Inc., checked by an independent, licensed tax professional.
Sent money to someone you trusted?
A bill that passed the House would make that count too. Not law yet.

One short form starts it all.

Larkspire DIY, the Recovery Check, the Tax Check, the Honest Assessment and the tax package are provided by Larkspire, Inc. They are not legal or tax advice and create no attorney-client relationship. DIY documents are not reviewed by a lawyer.

Why trust us

The people behind Larkspire.

A New York attorney and a former Swiss cybercrime prosecutor. Read why we built this

  • Racine R. Staub, Founding Attorney

    Racine R. Staub

    Founding Attorney, New York.
    Signs every Larkspire Law engagement.

  • Nicola R. Staub, Co-Founder · Former Swiss prosecutor

    Nicola R. Staub

    Co-Founder.
    Former Swiss prosecutor, 1,000+ cases.About the 1,000+ cases

  • Ben Alpert, Co-founder and CTO

    Ben Alpert

    Co-founder and CTO. Building AI for over 15 years.

  • Craig Jones, Strategic advisor

    Craig Jones

    Strategic advisor. Former Director of Cybercrime, INTERPOL.

Trust starts with proof.

After a scam, checking who is offering help is the right instinct. We make it easy.

A New York attorney signs

Check the official directory (opens in a new tab)

Search Racine Ramhurry, her name before marriage.
Registration 5794995.

Get a second opinion

We wrote the question, not the answer.

AI can be wrong. The attorney directory is the official record.

Beware the second scam

Real firms don't chase you.

  • We never call you first.
  • We never ask for payment in crypto or gift cards.
  • We never promise a recovery.

Our emails only come from an address ending in larkspirelaw.com or larkspiretax.com, and our documents never ask you to pay.

Not sure? Reply to your case email or write to contact@larkspirelaw.com. Never use a phone number or link from the message itself to check.

Questions

Straight answers.

The questions victims ask us first.

How are you different from a recovery company or a regular law firm?

LarkspireHourly firmsCrypto recoveryFBI (IC3)
A lawyer acts for youYesYesNoNo
Free assessment, for everyoneYesSometimesSometimesNo
Freeze requests within 24h of signingYesSometimesYesSometimes
Money and tax, in one placeYesSometimesNoNo
Flat fee or none, plus a share if money comes backYesNoSometimesFree to report

Always report to the FBI at ic3.gov (opens in a new tab). It's free and it matters, but no one there acts for you.

First written answer in 1 business day.

Every victim deserves a lawyer.
Now there is one.