Law Offices of Paul Christophe McCoy

Paul Christophe McCoy is currently the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of this firm, responsible for the firm's overall management, strategic planning, and organizational leadership.His legal career began at a large San Francisco law firm, where he gained solid experience in corporate and civil law practice. In 2010, he founded the law firm Paul Christophe McCoy, primarily serving small and medium-sized businesses, real estate investors, and individual clients in the San Francisco Bay Area, with practice encompassing commercial contracts, real estate disputes, estate planning, and general civil litigation.Since 2020, Mr. McCoy has not been practicing law directly and has not accepted new clients. The firm's focus has subsequently shifted to assisting victims of online fraud and related scams through compliant channels in risk assessment, information gathering, resource matching, and cross-institutional communication, striving to help victims minimize losses and secure their legal rights. The firm maintains cooperative and communication mechanisms with cybersecurity organizations in multiple countries and regions, providing pro bono initial support services to eligible victims in the early stages, free of charge.Currently, as CEO, Mr. McCoy focuses on the firm's day-to-day management, long-term development strategy, corporate governance, and overall operational oversight, and no longer participates in representing specific cases or issuing legal opinions.

David Andrew Thorpe is currently the Asia Pacific Head of this law firm, responsible for the overall coordination and management of related matters in the Asia Pacific region, with a focus on handling various cases related to online fraud and financial fraud. His areas of expertise include cryptocurrency fraud, investment fraud, bank fraud, account recovery assistance, general online fraud cases, and phishing prevention.David joined the firm in 2010, where he has long been involved in cross-border disputes and related support work. Following a shift in the firm's main service focus in 2020, he was relocated to Hong Kong to provide support and coordination services to victims of online fraud and cyber scams in the Asia Pacific region.Through his practice and management, David has accumulated extensive experience in handling cases across jurisdictions. In 2022, he assisted a Malaysian victim in recovering losses from an online fraud case, ultimately successfully recovering over US$3 million in related losses.Currently, David Andrew Thorpe focuses on the overall coordination, resource allocation, and management of online fraud cases in the Asia Pacific region, and continues to promote the development of cross-institutional and cross-regional cooperation mechanisms within the region.

Tami Anne Chen is currently the lead attorney for cyber fraud cases in North America at this law firm, primarily responsible for the overall coordination and handling of cyber fraud and related fraud cases in North America. Her practice areas include cryptocurrency fraud, investment fraud, bank fraud, account recovery assistance, general cyber fraud cases, and phishing prevention.Tami joined the firm in 2014, focusing on domestic dispute resolution and related support work in the United States. She is familiar with the North American legal environment and inter-agency collaboration processes. As the firm adjusted and expanded its main service areas in 2020, her scope of services further broadened, including coordinating cyber fraud cases across North America and providing loss recovery and coordination support services for victims in cross-regional cyber fraud incidents.Through years of case handling and management, Tami has accumulated extensive experience across jurisdictions. In 2021, she assisted a victim in the New York area in recovering losses from a cyber fraud case, ultimately successfully recovering over $5 million in related losses.Currently, Tami Anne Chen continues to work on the front lines of case handling, focusing on the actual progress of online fraud cases in North America, resource coordination, and victim support, and is committed to helping more victims fight for and recover losses caused by online fraud within a legal and compliant framework.

Daisy Anderson currently serves as the firm’s Asia-Pacific Asia-Pacific Online Legal Inquiry Intake Assistan, primarily responsible for handling online legal inquiries and initial client communications across various digital platforms, including but not limited to Facebook and TikTok.Daisy joined the firm in 2020 and has since been engaged in online legal support and preliminary case information coordination. Her primary responsibilities include providing pro bono initial legal information, procedural guidance, and solution references to victims of online fraud and related cybercrime, as well as assisting relevant teams in advancing subsequent case-handling processes.Through her involvement in case support and coordination, she has assisted more than 1000 victims of online fraud and helped over 800 individuals, within a lawful and compliant framework, recover losses resulting from online fraud.Currently, Daisy Anderson continues to work on the front lines of online consultations in the Asia-Pacific region, focusing on delivering timely and clear preliminary support through structured and efficient communication, while assisting the firm’s teams in advancing follow-up case processing.

Emily Thompson currently serves as the firm’s North America Online Legal Inquiry Intake Assistant, primarily responsible for handling online legal inquiries and initial client communications across various digital platforms, including but not limited to Facebook and TikTok.Emily joined the firm in 2022 and has since been engaged in online legal support and preliminary case information coordination. Her primary responsibilities include providing pro bono initial legal information, procedural guidance, and solution references to victims of online fraud and related cybercrime, as well as assisting relevant teams in advancing subsequent case-handling processes.Through her involvement in case support and coordination, she has assisted more than 600 victims of online fraud and helped over 500 individuals, within a lawful and compliant framework, recover losses resulting from online fraud.Currently, Emily Thompson continues to work on the front lines of online consultations in the North America region, focusing on delivering timely and clear preliminary support through structured and efficient communication, while assisting the firm’s teams in advancing follow-up case processing.