Collection Attorney to
Release E-Book
“Collecting Account Receivables”
“Don’t Let Your Company’s Money Burn”
When you are busy running your small business, worrying about collecting on past due accounts is the last thing you want. Cash flow is vital to the success of any small business. Having an effective plan in place on how to manage your account receivables is vital. The Gebeloff Law Group will soon be releasing a free e-book to assist credit managers and small business owners implement a plan to better manage their accounts. The book will be titled “Collecting Account Receivables – Don’t Let Your Company’s Money Burn.”
Gebeloff E-Book will assist your company collect more of its outstanding debt
When in house collection methods are not working, there are choices to be made. Debt can simply be written off or the debt can be sent to a commercial collection agency or a commercial debt collection law firm. In the e-book collection attorney Stephen Gebeloff will discuss the difference between collection agencies and collection attorneys. Sometimes sending your accounts to a collection agency may make sense but, after reading the book on debt collection procedures and strategies, you may come to recognize that utilizing a full service commercial collection law firm may prove more cost effective and lead to a higher percentage of your delinquent debt accounts being recovered.
The Gebeloff Law Group is a full service debt collection firm. Our collection lawyers would be happy to discuss your company’s internal debt collection procedures. Being proactive is very important in maximizing your company’s recovery of past due accounts. Not every account is collectable but, by discussing your company’s debt collection needs, our collection lawyers can effectively work with you to explore different collection strategies that may lead to the recovery of your company’s money.
We encourage you to contact our commercial collection law firm to discuss your specific debt collection needs with one of experienced debt collection lawyers.