CNN reporter Fredericka Whitfield interviewed Jocelyn Nager, president of Frank, Frank, Goldstein & Nager 0n Sunday, March 24 to discuss former President Donald Trump’s civil fraud case. Reports stated it may not be possible for the former president to bond the state’s nearly half-billion ($500,000,000) judgment. Following the interview, the
It came to our attention that “Robin McKinley” was posing as managing partner of Frank Frank Goldstein & Nager (FFG&N), NY Debt collection firm. Just to confirm, Att Robin McKinley is not associated with Frank Frank Goldstein & Nager. Searching for New York debt collection, Jocelyn Nager and/or Frank, Frank
NY debt collection litigation may get your nonpaying customer to pay just by filing suit. If you knew statistically that filing NY debt collection litigation would cause your customer to pay, would that help you decide to advance costs and proceed with a suit?
New York debt collection and standing to sue, do you have that standing? Can a company that is unauthorized with NY State have standing to sue? Can such a company maintain NY state debt collection litigation to recover monies owed from a non-paying customer? Do you know the answer to
Domesticating a judgment in New York obtained out of state, to the dismay of some, is not automatic. New York does not allow the automatic registration of a judgment obtained on default from another state. Domesticating a sister-state judgment and converting it to a NY judgment requires filing a lawsuit.
A former customer – a nonpaying customer – called and wants to do business again. Should you do business again with the nonpaying customer? For some, the answer is an unequivocal no. For others, it’s a maybe. Such was the topic of conversation at this past week’s LMNOP workshop. This is
Yes, it is possible. You can convert judgments from Federal to NY State. If you researched New York’s policy of recognizing judgments obtained in other states or countries as an out-of-state attorney, you might be concerned. That’s because you discovered that New York State does not recognize judgments obtained on
New York State’s usury law currently applies to consumers who have been given loans less than a certain amount. The same laws do not currently apply to commercial loans even those considered “small” business loans. Currently, the business loan interest rate is unlimited. We blogged about that. As online commerce
Is there value in an old-fashioned sit-down with your nonpaying client? You caught the client’s attention and now they would like to meet. Should you? Is it worth your time? Could it lead to a resolution? Seems that the client now wants to discuss the claim and have asked for
You and your lawyer could open yourselves up to lawsuits if you provide certain information when submitting your debt collection case to the courts. There is information to hide in your submission to the court. You must be mindful of and adhere to the privacy laws. Providing CPI (confidential private