Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in New York

Re: how can a foreigner retain a lawyer

Generally, there are various steps which can be undertaken. Primarily the first attempts should be one of phone contact in an attempt to see if the money will be paid without further need for courts or any other agency- institution. However, if those attempts are not succesful then there may be a further need to involve the courts through a civil suit for the amount owed, as well as any costs which you may spend in atempting to collect the money owed to you.

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Re: how can a foreigner retain a lawyer

Attorney fees in collections are usually contingency based, that is, the client pays for the expenses and the attorney receives a percentage of the amount recovered through suit or settlement.

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Re: how can a foreigner retain a lawyer

Depending on the dollar amount in question, my office does commercial litigation on an hourly fee OR a contingency basis. If you want a second opinion, please email me. Our office is located in New York City at 230 Park Avenue.

Good luck.

Re: how can a foreigner retain a lawyer

We are a firm that specializes in collections and can certainly help you with your issues. We usually charge a nominal retainer and mainly work on a contingency basis, but that also varies with the type of work involved. While This area of law is our specialty, however, we would need some more information before making a complete and proper determination. You are welcome to contact us for a free consultation.

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