DELINQUENT BUSINESS DEBT CAN BE A BACK BREAKER.  LET US ASSIST WITH COLLECTING YOUR COMMERCIAL RECEIVABLES.

Our Approach to Commercial Collections

Commercial collections involve debts incurred by businesses engaged with other businesses.  We help our clients with collection of secured and unsecured commercial debt for businesses, contractors, subcontractors, banks, commercial landlords, equipment lessors, material vendors, and wholesalers.  Our collection attorneys are experienced in collecting a wide variety of business debts and are very familiar with various legal remedies for enforcing your rights.

We have developed an efficient and thorough approach to commercial debt collection, while keeping the business relationships of our clients in mind.  After all, you may want to do business with your debtor again, or already have other accounts with them.  Being respectful of that will always remain our concern.  That’s why our commercial lawyers tailor their approach to each client individually.  In the world of commercial collections, every client is unique, with different priorities and different concerns.

There are many advantages to hiring a commercial collections law firm.  First, when you hire a lawyer to collect commercial debt, you can free up the time of your employees so they can apply their resources elsewhere.  Otherwise, employees may waste months of their time with paperwork, letters, and phone calls.  Additionally, you receive professional assistance with collection attempts instead of having to resort to ineffective methods that waste everyone’s time.  A collections lawyer has more tools than just phone calls and letters. 

The creditors’ rights lawyers at Bowes, Petkovich & Palmer, LLC are well versed at commercial collections and have represented businesses collecting delinquent accounts for over 40 years in the New Orleans area and across Louisiana.  Call us today for a free consultation.

Useful Resources:

Louisiana’s Default Judgment Laws

 

Other Creditors’ Rights:

Consumer Collections

Bankruptcy

Repossessions 

Foreclosures

Deficiency Judgments

Evictions