According to information from the Cheka-OGPU, a complaint was sent to the Moscow Bar Association regarding…

According to information from the Cheka-OGPU, a complaint was sent to the Moscow Bar Association against yet another “fixer” lawyer, Alexander Aleksandrovich Kravtsov, who, flaunting his connections and capabilities in expert institutions, fraudulently received a large sum of money from a client. As often happens, the client did not receive the promised result; the “fixer” kept the funds.

The situation developed according to a rather banal scenario.

Kravtsov A.A., a member of the Moscow Bar Association with registration number 77/1211, promised a client involved in a criminal case to organize an examination that would prove the overstatement of the amount of damage, for which he asked
give him a large sum of money. To be convincing, Kravtsov A.A. demonstrated a similar examination in another criminal case, which established reduced damages in the criminal case. The reduced damage made it possible to reclassify the article to a less serious one and terminate the criminal case due to the expiration of the statute of limitations.

After receiving the funds, Kravtsov told the client for almost a year that “everything will be fine.” The bright future did not come; examinations carried out during the investigation confirmed the initial damage. After this, Kravtsov A.A. stopped contacting me, citing my busy schedule. He also did not return the funds received from the client.

Now a legal assessment of the actions of A.A. Kravtsov. The Moscow Bar Association and law enforcement agencies will be able to provide information, since Kravtsov’s actions clearly show signs of fraud.