• Mechanic's Lien Newsflash
  
  
• Avoid the Deadbeat Shuffle
  
  
• Collect on Bad Checks -- Helpful Hints -- 2007
  
  
• Credit Applications and Bank Attachments
  
  
• Reach and Apply Injunctions and Real Estate Attachments
  
  
• The Value of Persistence
  
  
• Aggressive Debt Collection in Action
  
  
• How to Attach Your Debtor's Bank account
  
  
• How to Attach Your Debtor's Real Estate
  
  
• What every Credit Application Should Contain
  
  
• What You Should Know About the Mechanics Lien Statute
  
  
• How to Attempt Avoiding Deadbeatitis
  
  
• What You Should Know About The Homestead Act
  
  

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Alan M. Cohen's general practice includes commercial litigation, business litigation and civil litigation, specializing in commercial collections. A 1983 graduate of Washington University School of Law, Mr. Cohen was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar, 1983; District of Massachusetts, 1984; First Circuit Court of Appeals, 1985; Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals; District of Columbia Bar, 1986. Education Clark University (B. A. 1980); Washington University School of Law (J. D. 1983); Senior Editor, Washington University Journal of Urban and Contemporary Law. Comment, Milwaukee v. Illinois, Washington University Urban Law Journal (1982); Congressional Fellow, United States Senator Paul Tsongas (1983). Member Massachusetts Bar Association, Commercial Law League of America.

Attorney Cohen has been awarded the highest rating of AV from the established attorney rating Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory for ability and ethics.

Attorney Cohen has been a featured panelist at the National Business Institute Seminar, "Collecting Delinquent Debts in Massachusetts", has made presentations to area credit managers concerning the art of collecting money and is often contacted by other attorneys for advice on debt collection.