The accounts receivable management (ARM) industry in the U.S. was recently valued at $17.9 billion¹, but how will recent market forces influence the market in 2023? The National List of Attorneys (The NL) has identified multiple trends from this year… Read More ›
The “I Can Do It” Trap When collecting past-due accounts receivable (A/R), there is a point of diminishing returns at which the efforts of a lay person just can’t produce the results that can be attained by a qualified… Read More ›
Today’s blog was written with the help and expertise of James Kozelek, Shareholder/Partner, Weltman Weinberg and Reis*, one of The National List’s largest law firm members. Our editor, Marti Lythgoe interviewed Jim by phone on 8/25/17. Our forwarders often ask… Read More ›
“Customer satisfaction” is probably most often associated with a sales process or a product or service purchased by a consumer. Unfortunately, it is also something creditors can be afraid of losing when it comes to collecting on overdue accounts. Small… Read More ›
The Truth In Lending Act (TILA) requires “meaningful disclosure of credit terms,” which translates to “simple and easy-to-read.” TILA applies to most types of credit, including closed-end credit—such as an auto loan or mortgage, or open-ended credit—such as a credit card. TILA does… Read More ›
Today’s guest blog was contributed by Lisa H. Haster, Esq., Of Counsel/Marketing Director for Gurstel Law Firm P.A. Over a series of 4 blogs, she is walking our readers through the processes that can be expected before, during and after… Read More ›
Today we’re posting a guest blog written by Dean Kaplan, President of The Kaplan Group, a commercial collection agency and consulting firm, and a National List client. One of the most common mistakes business owners make is failing to properly… Read More ›
The National List of Attorneys congratulates Paul I. Mendelson, founder of Mendelson Law Firm in Memphis, TN, and a member of The National List for more than 40 years, for being the 2016 recipient of the CLLA’s prestigious Robert E…. Read More ›
One of my favorite restaurants, Sweet Tomatoes/Souplantation (parent company Garden Fresh Corp.), recently sent me an email saying they had closed their doors. I checked their website for other locations, only to find that they were no longer in Utah… Read More ›