On behalf of Allison L. Friedman, P.A. | Nov 13, 2020 | collections
Some people will go to incredible lengths to avoid making payments on legitimate debts, especially if they have judgments against them or have had their wages garnished due to a court order. People will quit good-paying, stable jobs just because they want to end a...
On behalf of Allison L. Friedman, P.A. | Aug 11, 2020 | collections
When a person owes your business an outstanding debt, collecting that money in a timely manner is very important. You may make payment arrangements if they can’t pay the debt in full at one time. However, sometimes situations arise where an individual...
On behalf of Allison L. Friedman, P.A. | Jun 3, 2020 | collections
We live in unpredictable times. The winds of economic change can blow forcefully and with little warning, toppling seemingly sturdy businesses. The repercussions of this type of collapse can ripple outward, affecting partners, vendors and creditors. So what happens if...
On behalf of Allison L. Friedman, P.A. | Feb 24, 2020 | collections
When your business provides goods or services for an individual customer or another company, you expect timely payment for what you provided to your customer or client. After all, you incurred costs associated with the delivery of the goods or services, and your...
On behalf of Allison L. Friedman, P.A. | Jul 16, 2014 | collections, Corporate Litigation, derivative shareholder suits, proceedings supplementary
A recent Third District Court of Appeal decision clarifies when a shareholder may bring an action on his or her own behalf against a third-party or must bring the action on behalf of the corporation as a derivative shareholder suit. A derivative action is one brought...
