Lisa Clark

Lisa Clark is a legal advisor at the law firm Berg. She specializes in assisting victims of fraud in the cryptocurrency and business sectors, navigating complex online scams involving stocks, gold, futures, gift cards, and cryptocurrencies. With over a decade of experience advising on the cryptocurrency space and fraud cases, Lisa helps victims understand the risks, make informed decisions, and navigate practical recovery processes for funds lost in fraud.

Lisa Clark focuses her practice on business, technology, consumer, cryptocurrency, intellectual property, and contract matters. She is especially committed to helping victims of cryptocurrency scams and online fraud pursue recovery of stolen funds. Lisa understands that these cases are often urgent, emotionally difficult, and technically complex, and she works to help clients navigate fraud investigations, digital asset tracing, and legal recovery options with both empathy and candor.

Lisa is licensed to practice in Texas and Colorado, and she is admitted to practice before the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas. She earned her Juris Doctor from South Texas College of Law in May 2013. Her approach is practical, honest, and client-centered: she gives clients a realistic assessment of their situation while making clear that she cares deeply about protecting their interests and achieving the best possible outcome.

Lisa has also been recognized for her professional achievements, including selection for the 2020 Top Women Attorneys in Texas Rising Stars, as published in Texas Monthly, and Super Lawyers recognition in both 2020 and 2021.

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