Best Practices

Best Practices

Force Majeure Clause in Debt Collection

Is it possible to protect your company from extreme events out of your control like COVID-19? If your contracts and agreements have a force majeure clause it may be possible. For the purpose of illustration, let’s use the example of a private school operating in New York during the pandemic.

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What Is a Warehouseman’s Lien?

Many of us accumulate things; more than most of us city dwellers can store in our New York City apartments, and so, we store them in storage facilities around town. Storage is a big business, especially in New York. Whether you have goods in storage or work in the storage

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Can You Ignore a Debt Collection Letter?

A lot of people think if they ignore a debt collection letter, then it might just go away. Sometimes, it’s true. Some creditors may walk away if you do not respond to multiple demand letters. But, there is a chance they may not. Some creditors take a financial approach to

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Best Practices to Enforce a Judgment 

A client of ours in the waterproofing business asked for our best practices when enforcing a judgment. Best practices would generally infer that judgment enforcement is the same no matter the creditor’s industry, but that’s not the case. Best practices to enforce a judgment differ based on the judgment debtor’s

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Can I Ignore a Restraining Notice?

A judgment creditor, seeking to enforce a judgment has many ways to enforce a judgment in New York. The methods they use depend on the collection lawyer’s strategy to satisfy the judgment or, at the very least, bring the judgment debtor to the table. One way to enforce a judgment