The claim
The documents
Existing notices
Financial position
Available assets
Existing proceedings
Assess the recovery decision on evidence, not rumours
For a creditor, signs of financial distress change the questions that need to be asked about an unpaid account.
Nasir SalmanThe claim
The documents
Existing notices
Financial position
Available assets
Existing proceedings
Assess the recovery decision on evidence, not rumours
Record what the debtor has said about its position and preserve any formal notice you receive. Distinguish a payment delay from a confirmed court process; they are not the same fact.
Prepare the agreement, invoices, proof of performance, reconciled balance and correspondence.
Prepare the agreement, invoices, proof of performance, reconciled balance and correspondence. Identify whether any part of the amount is disputed and preserve the basis of your claim.
If restructuring or insolvency proceedings are mentioned, bring the complete notice and its date to the assessment. The relevant procedure and deadlines must be checked against the actual documents and current rules.
The practical value of pursuing a claim depends on more than the headline debt. Discuss the available procedure, the evidence, costs and the debtor’s known position before deciding the next step.
Bring the documents and the facts to the team. Advice on your matter depends on its particular circumstances.
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