Sent Crypto on the Wrong Network to an Exchange?
If you sent crypto on the wrong network to a U.S. exchange, Dilendorf Law Firm can help. The firm focuses on crypto disputes and arbitration for U.S. customers.…
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Negotiating Venue in Your ISO Agreement
Venue provisions in an ISO agreement are not secondary terms. They determine where and how disputes over residual payouts, portfolio ownership, termination, rights of first refusal,…
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Stolen Phone, Drained Crypto: When Exchanges Are Liable
When a victim’s phone is stolen and cryptocurrency is drained from an exchange account, exchanges and telecommunications carriers often argue that the loss was caused solely…
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SIM Swap Lawyer Explains Crypto Theft in 2026
SIM Swap Attacks in 2026: What Victims Need to Know If you believe you were the victim of a SIM swap attack and lost cryptocurrency or…
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Coinbase Account Theft in 2026: Legal Steps to Take
Crypto Stolen from Coinbase or Another Exchange? Dilendorf Law Can Help If your cryptocurrency was stolen from Coinbase or another U.S.-based crypto exchange and the platform…
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Asset Protection for U.S. & International Clients 2026
U.S. & International Asset Protection and Estate Planning for High-Risk Professionals and Global Entrepreneurs In this video, Max Dilendorf, founder of Dilendorf Law Firm, explains how…
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Coinbase User Agreement Update: Why It Matters After a Hack
On December 17, 2025, Coinbase introduced an updated version of its User Agreement. While many users expected major changes to arbitration and dispute‑resolution rules, those provisions…
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2025 Delaware DAPT Win: CES 2007 Trust Upheld
Domestic Asset Protection Trusts (“DAPTs”) are often criticized as ineffective or vulnerable to creditor attack—especially when the trust creator lives outside the state where the trust…
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Sprint Corp. v. FCC (2025): Carrier Liability for SIM Swaps
Introduction SIM-swap attacks remain one of the most common methods by which criminals steal cryptocurrency. By fraudulently transferring a victim’s phone number to a SIM card…
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Crypto Multisig Trusts for Secure Estate Planning
As cryptocurrency becomes a core component of personal and family wealth, traditional estate planning tools alone are no longer sufficient. In this video, Max Dilendorf, a…
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SIM Swap Attorney on Verizon v. FCC & Crypto Losses (2026)
In September 2025, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit issued a landmark, up-to-date ruling in Verizon Communications Inc. v FCC, 156 F.4th 86,…
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Rush v. Sessions: When Trusts Fail to Protect Assets
In Rush University Medical Center v. Sessions, an Illinois appellate court examined whether assets transferred into trusts—including an offshore Cook Islands trust—could be reached by a…
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