The Thomson Reuters 2018 Report on the State of the Legal Market begins by using the “Maginot Line,” a faulty defense built by France in the 1930s to deter a German invasion, as an example of “The Lure of Failing… Read More ›
Savvy credit grantors track the aging of their Accounts Receivable. This enables them to determine the financial health of their customers. They categorize them according to how long invoices have been outstanding. If an Accounts Receivable Aging Report shows that a customer’s receivables are being… Read More ›
All of us at The National List of Attorneys want to wish all of our attorneys, forwarders, clients, industry friends and your families a Joyous Holiday Season and a Healthy and Happy New Year! We look forward to working with… Read More ›
We recently wrote about the “Top 7 Pitfalls to Avoid with Overdue Receivables.” Not following the tip given to us recently by Mason, Schilling & Mason Co., LPA, could add Pitfall #8: “Not getting all the personal and business identifiers… Read More ›
As we pause this week to focus on what we are thankful for, we want you to know that we are thankful for you—each one of our forwarders, attorneys and clients—individually. Each of you has made a unique contribution to… Read More ›
Savvy commercial creditors, small business owners, account managers and forwarders have learned to avoid these 7 pitfalls that make it more difficult to collect overdue receivables. Check this list to make sure you haven’t overlooked something that could help you… Read More ›
Within the past year, I’ve driven up to three of my favorite casual dining restaurants—Applebee’s, Paradise Bakery, Sweet Tomatoes—only to find that they had closed. According to the Internet, which is not always up-to-date, some locations are still open. However……. Read More ›
Today’s blog was written based on the interview NL Editor Marti Lythgoe had with Lorna Walker, Managing Attorney with Sweet & Walker, P.C., San Francisco, CA. Her emphasis is commercial collection litigation and creditors rights. She is also one of… Read More ›
Early-Stage Mortgage Delinquency Falls to Lowest Since 2000 proclaimed a Headline News article in the June 13, 2017 issue of Credit and Collection News. The statistics came from a March report and the article included this quote, “Dropping delinquency and… Read More ›
In today’s digital environment, we rely on technology for almost everything we do. So much so that we have to assume technology like email always works. I sent the email; they WILL get it, right? Now, add in all the… Read More ›