Weidenbaum & Harari, LLP has a diligent and aggressive team of collection attorneys with a strong proven record of success for our clients. The firm's philosophy concerning client service is that every matter deserves individual attention and care. The firm's overall philosophy of law is that while it is important to respect systems that have stood the test of time, it is also crucial to be open to innovation, to adapt with changing technologies and changing times.

Our efforts range from demand letters to the pursuit of payment through negotiated settlement, litigation and post judgment collection practice. Services are provided in both state and federal court on behalf of both in-state creditors and out-of-state creditors.

No amount of information, or access to records, can substitute for the shared experience that comes with years of diligent work in searching for and recovering assets across a wide range of industries. Whether through litigation or negotiated settlement, it is important to have a strong team of lawyers and asset investigators. Lawyers at Weidenbaum & Harari, LLP have published in the field of collections and commercial litigation, and have experience in the methods used by companies to structure their assets. Most importantly, the firm's lawyers are never on "auto-pilot," simply going through the motions, or following a pre-scripted plan. Collection of debt requires careful planning of all contingencies along with the knowledge of when it is time to adapt and innovate.

The firm's collection group can also assist in the obtaining and enforcing of judgments, mechanic's liens, the entry of sister-state judgments in both state and federal court, the serving of bank levies and wage garnishments, and the institution of post-judgment collection proceedings and lien foreclosures.
 

Communication with our client is of utmost importance in the area of collections, and we welcome our client's active involvement in their matters. As collections is often an umbrella that covers a wide range of industries and practice areas, the collections practice group regularly exchanges information with the litigation, corporate, real estate, technology and construction groups of the firm.