Litigation

Being in debt is not pleasant and if you do not respond to a debt claim against you within the stipulated time frame, your finances and credit score could be impacted badly. In the past, many creditors walked away from debts, leaving money on the table because the debt recovery process in the Civil Courts

A Civil debt lawsuit is filed in local courts when there is a dispute between people or businesses over default of payment. Filing a lawsuit is expensive, time-consuming, and stressful. The process goes through various tedious stages and can take years to be brought to a resolution, often resulting in a return of pennies to

A civil lawsuit over unpaid debts can take years to be brought to a close and the costs and fees incurred to get there usually outweigh the time and effort. The result is that more often than not, debts are not pursued and are written off, leaving money on the table.   Picture this. Your business

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The Covid-19 Pandemic has been raging for 18 months now and while vaccination rollouts are bringing some semblance of normality back, it is clear that people are turning to online solutions in ever increasing numbers. J.P Morgan and other analyst firms have published studies which show that amongst other activities, people are increasingly shopping, seeking

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An alternative to costly and time consuming courtroom litigation to recover commercial debt is through online dispute resolution. Courts are the traditional means for lenders to enforce and recover unpaid debts. The problem that many businesses face is that litigation (or even traditional arbitration) is expensive and time consuming. Often, the cost and effort spent

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When you’re dealing with a legal matter, you have enough going on without having to then explore all your options for resolving it. So let’s simplify it and utilize the following solutions dealing with financial disputes that include defaulted loans: arbitration, mediation, and litigation. Litigation: The Costly Road to (Hopefully) Positive Resolution Let’s start with

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