Without aid from the federal government, New York state will see budget cuts of 10 billion in 2021 followed by budget cuts of 30 billion in 2022. Some of the anticipated cuts will affect our judicial system. The budget cuts will affect New York debt collection cases. Here’s how. Governor
Following specific guidelines, medical providers can attempt to collect past due balances regardless of when the services were rendered. However, the time during which a provider can sue for the balances owed has always been restricted. New York recently enacted a new law which dramatically shortens the time to collect
The world has been greatly impacted by COVID-19. Non-essential workers are confined to their homes and working remotely, if possible. Even the New York civil court system has been affected. On March 22, 2020, the New York Court Administration said all non-emergency state civil court filings would not be accepted,
In this post, Jocelyn Nager, the President of Frank, Frank, Goldstein & Nager, shares how she became a debt collection lawyer. Before online job listings, one of the best ways to land a position was by way of introduction or responding to classified ads in person or by mail. I
New York debt collection claim practices have been in the news. There’s been publicity recently about debt collection practices of the merchant cash-advance industry. It can shed light on how to avoid legal disputes in your debt collection claim. It doesn’t matter whether it’s money loaned, services rendered, or goods
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 a safe deposit box, how does one affect the other? Convinced that your customer is hiding stockpiles of cash, stock certificates and the keys to the kingdom in their safe deposit box? If you bring a New York debt collection case, can you empty your
New York mechanic’s liens are truly influential. Why is that important to you? New York’s real estate boom has been a tremendous catalyst for growth. And, points of pain may be associated with that growth. For instance, if you’re someone who has extended credit to fund one project or a
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
Getting paid can sometimes take longer than expected. But, how long? That depends on whether your client has a deep pocket. And also how long they want to stretch out and avoid payment. Consider this: A contingency fee is the most common way to handle claims. When there appears to