Worried it’s too late to bring a debt collection case? Don’t be. There are many ways to extend or toll the statute of limitations for New York debt collection cases. Successfully extending the statute of limitations, can afford you more time to start your case. The statute of limitations is
Having your non-paying client acknowledge their debt in writing can extend your time to file a New York debt collection case. If the writing signed by your client contains the necessary elements, it may extend the time for you to file past the allowable statute of limitations. New York CPLR
Your company lends a borrower $100,000.00 and issues a promissory note to that effect, payable within two years. The note is straightforward, containing between 10 and 15 paragraphs of terms. After two years, you email the borrower asking for payment. The borrower responds to your demands for payment on the
We recently explained that New York state will no longer recognize a confession of judgment signed by an out-of-state resident — whether that’s a company or an individual. So what happens if your company is based in New York but your client lives in New Jersey? What will you do
There are lots of malicious actors lurking around the internet looking to defraud people and businesses alike. One of the best ways to protect your business from a debt collection scam is to put practices in place that protect you and your clients. Imagine your company has a customer that