The Law Library

The Founding Fathers of Teller, Levit & Silvertrust, P.C.

by: Leo Feldman

You Have A Judgment. Now How Do You Collect?

by: Kevin Posen

Dance Group (Hubbard Street Dance Chicago) Kicked By Lawsuits Storage Services Inc. v. Majestic Contracting Services

by: Leo Feldman

Beaned! (Ty Beanie Babies Building)

The Chicago Tribune

The CLLA Is Out Meeting America’s and Japan’s Leaders in Business, Politics and Law!

Commercial Law League Bulletin

Firm Charges Ex-Celt Great Bill Russell Owes $119G – Beacon Funding Corp. v. Bill Russell (Former Celtic)

The Boston Herald

State’s High Court Declined Review of Appellate Ruling Wausau General Insurance Co. v. Kim’s Trucking Inc

Crain Communications Inc., Business Insurance

Five Expectations From Your Attorney

by: Harold Stotland, JD. The creditor is entitled to know the progress and know when to expect the next report.

Please Come to Court

by: Harold Stotland, JD. The harder a defendant is to serve, the less likely I will be able to satisfy the judgment.

Registration of Judgment

by: Harold Stotland, JD. A judgment is only meaningful if it meets the requirements of proper notice to the defendant.

Improving the Claim

by: Harold Stotland, JD. Part of the process is to consistently advance the creditor’s position regarding any claim placed for collection.

Credit and Due Diligence

by: Harold Stotland, JD. Think like a credit professional and make every effort to improve a creditor’s position by getting additional information or security.

Information: the Creditor’s Best Weapon

by: Harold Stotland, JD. A better result is obtained when the credit manager or creditor gets involved in the enforcement process.

Information-The Creditor’s Best Weapon

by: Harold Stotland, a principal of the law firm of Teller, Levit & Silvertrust, P.C.. This article appeared in the Recovery Advisor, September/October issue.

The Perfect Creditor

by: Harold Stotland, a principal of the law firm of Teller, Levit & Silvertrust, P.C.. This article appeared in the Recovery Advisor, July/August issue.

Forum Shopping is OK

by: Harold Stotland, a principal of the law firm of Teller, Levit & Silvertrust, P.C.. This article appeared in the Recovery Advisor, May/June issue.

Understanding Preference Actions and Available Defenses

by: Edward S. Margolis: Practitioners should acquaint themselves with the defenses to preference actions provided in the bankruptcy code. Help has arrived in the form of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act, which helps level the playing field.