A Big Win for Creditors of Small Business Debtors
Bruce Nathan, partner & Mike Papandrea, counsel, Lowenstein Sandler LLP The “big” win: In a decision that helps balance Subchapter […]
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AI, Collections, Construction, Lien Law
Embracing AI in Credit Management: Enhancing Efficiency Without Replacing Jobs
Written By: Handle.com – A Preferred Partner of NACM CS In today’s rapidly evolving financial landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) is
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A Helping Hand
Are delinquent accounts absorbing too much of your time? Could that time be better spent approving new business? You are
Collections, Coronavirus, Credit
COVID-19 Legislative Update & Collection Provisions to Watch for Trade Creditors!
NACMs are partnering with our national office to watch for legislative changes related to COVID-19. NACM Commercial Services is also
Bankruptcy, Collections, Credit
Secured Claims vs. Unsecured Claims – What is the Difference and Why Does it Matter in Bankruptcy
Written By: Leah Eisenberg, of counsel, Foley & Lardner LLP Loans and other debts generally fall under two categories: unsecured
Bankruptcy, Collections, Credit
When’s the Best Time to Help Yourself Collect a Delinquent Account? When You Get the Signed Credit Application and Before You Ever Ship!
Written By: Rod Wheeland, Wheeland Consulting Over the years I’ve reviewed hundreds of credit applications used by trade creditors. They
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Credit Manager and Debtor: A Psychological Dance
“Nothing involving human relationships is clear or simple,” said Kelly Jameson, Ph.D., a psychotherapist and presenter at NACM’s 122nd annual
Collections, Construction, Credit, Lien Law
Five Practices to Help You Get Paid from Construction Industry Customers
By Laurie Hager, Sussman Shank Collection of accounts receivable is vital to any business, and the construction industry is no
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Taking the Right Steps in Collections
By: Michael Miller, editorial associate, NACM National A credit policy has four critical elements. They are: establishing the credit standard;
Business Credit Journal, Collections
Congratulations On Your Oregon Judgment! Now What?
Often all a creditor wishes for is to get a judgment against a debtor. But be careful what you wish
