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Are You Negotiating With the Right Person?

When negotiating a settlement with your adversary, be sure the representative you are dealing with is authorized to negotiate on behalf of their client. While this may seem like a somewhat obvious point, sometimes it may be unclear who is authorized to negotiate settlements on behalf of your adversary. For

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Be Aware of Debt Collection Email Scams

Frank, Frank, Goldstein and Nager has become aware of scammers impersonating our firm in emails attempting to extort money. These emails claim to come from our firm and demand money sent over PayPal. These are fraudulent emails trying to trick you into sending money to a scammer. Scammers will strike

Best Practices

Are You Waiving Your Rights by Signing a Contract?

At first glance, the terms of the contract seem straightforward. The clauses therein make perfect sense, and, because you want to do the deal, you do not question their inclusion in the agreement. While the underlying agreement or contract may seem straightforward, you need to do a thorough evaluation to

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Can I Avoid Legal Debt Collection by Making Payments?

Some people believe if they make payment on bills placed for collection they will avoid legal debt collection. Further, the payor believes that their decision to pay amounts at their discretion prevents the creditor from moving forward in the collection process and going “legal.” Does paying down a debt mean

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Wondering What to Wear to Your Virtual Court Appearance?

Wondering what to wear to your virtual court appearance? It seems some people might have forgotten what counts as appropriate court attire, prompting New York courts to remind defendants — and all court participants — to dress and act appropriately during virtual court appearances and hearings. “The COVID-19 pandemic has

International

Domesticating a Foreign Country Judgment in New York

Domesticating a foreign country judgment in New York is possible though the rules are different than domesticating a judgment entered in another U.S. state or territory. If you have a judgment entered in another U.S. state or territory, the methods for entering the judgment in New York are clear according

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FFGN President Jocelyn Nager Featured in ABA Journal

Jocelyn Nager, president of Frank, Frank, Goldstein & Nager, was recently interviewed by the American Bar Association’s national magazine about the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has seen businesses shutter and the economy suffer, leaving the businesses that remain struggling to survive and facing “sometimes-ruinous consequences” from