by Admin | Feb 6, 2024 | Collecting a Florida Judgment, commercial collection
Outstanding debt can be a huge burden on businesses. In fact, the average small business has around $83,000 in accounts receivable that are past due. Trying to recover that lost revenue on your own can seem daunting. When Should You Bring in a Collection Attorney? If...
by Admin | Jan 30, 2024 | Asset Searching, Asset Seizure, bankruptcy, commercial collection
Are you looking to get back the money you’re owed? You’re in the right place! In this guide, we’ll show you how to recover the revenue that’s rightfully yours. Whether it’s unpaid bills, overdue invoices, or outstanding payments,...
by Admin | Nov 28, 2023 | About Florida Debt Collection Attorney
The Challenge In the world of legal practice, unpaid fees are a common, yet daunting challenge. Statistics show that a significant portion of legal fees goes uncollected each year, impacting the financial health of many law practices. Understanding the Debt Collection...
by Admin | Sep 12, 2023 | About Florida Debt Collection Attorney
In today’s economic climate, businesses often face the burden of unpaid debts, which could significantly affect their bottom line. While other methods such as debt collection agencies and arbitration can sometimes resolve debt issues, litigation remains a highly...
by Admin | Aug 29, 2023 | About Florida Debt Collection Attorney
In an interconnected global economy, business transactions and financial dealings often transcend geographical boundaries. As a result, debt collection across borders has become an increasingly common and complex challenge for individuals and businesses alike. This...
by Social Media | Dec 22, 2022 | About Florida Debt Collection Attorney, About Florida Debt Collection Attorney
Before a public meeting of the Bureau’s Consumer Advisory Board on November 2, CFPB Director Rohit Chopra read prepared remarks. He briefly discussed several subjects, including the Buy Now Pay Later market, big tech and data collection, peer-to-peer payment...
