Don't let your old receivables get away without a fight. Using aggressive legal tactics, we focus on the area of commercial collection litigation. We hope you find this information useful for your business. Please contact us to speak with one of our experienced attorneys. The statute of limitations for contracts is six years. Just because you write it off, this doesn't necessarily mean that we cannot collect your money.
Success Story #1: Business has been very good and the company has not had the time to closely monitor accounts receivable. Upon review, they notice a five year old debt in the amount of $20,000.00 which they do not believe is collectible. After talking with attorney Cohen, they decided to see what he could do.
Within two business days after being retained, we filed suit and appropriately obtained an ex parte attachment. The first bank attachment caught a large sum of money. Upon further research, our client and found a second bank to attach. Armed with this new information, we again went to court and obtained a second ex parte bank attachment. That caught even more money. Within 30 days, through aggressive legal tactics and negotiations, we obtained a satisfactory recovery of almost $20,000.00, which was more than the monies attached.
The Law Offices of Alan M. Cohen LLC represents clients and sues debtors in Middlesex County, Boston, Bristol County, Suffolk County, Hampden County, Norfolk County, Plymouth County, Essex County, Worcester County, Barnstable County and throughout Massachusetts.
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