Whether you are just beginning the process of initiating or defending a lawsuit, or whether you have received a judgment in your
favor, collecting that judgment presents issues that need to be addressed proactively. Considerations such as the costs of
collecting a judgment and the solvency or insolvency of the creditor(s) are important on the back end of a lawsuit, once you have
received a judgment. Equally as important is drafting a contract at the outset that clearly states the obligations of the parties
and protects you in the event of the other party’s default. Sound and timely advice from counsel regarding all phases of
collections, even before there is a judgment to collect, can pave the way for successful results for creditors and potential
creditors. We have experience collecting both large and small judgments on behalf of our clients, which we carry out with a
focus on cost-effectiveness and a realistic evaluation of the assets of the judgment debtor.