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The
CCAA is comprised of collection
providers who maintain their own
in-house collection attorneys or they
have built relationships with outside
collection attorneys over the years to
accommodate their need for litigation
of debtor accounts when necessary.
Usually the larger collection
providers employ collection attorneys
within their own operation to aid in
the collection or litigation of such
debts while other companies forward
their claims through independently
handpicked collection attorneys.
Having collection attorneys that your
company has depended on for years
(statewide or nationwide) to complete
the collection process cycle is an
important factor when choosing a
collection provider to handle the
collection of your bad debt accounts
receivable.
Since
most of CCAA's membership base
consists of companies who collect in
more than just their home state, it is
not uncommon for these collection
providers to have many collection
attorneys across the nation that they
turn to on a frequent basis to handle
their litigation cases. It is
imperative for a professional
collection provider to have collection
attorneys who can file suits, attain
judgments, file garnishments, locate
assets and take a case through
trial if need be. When a
prospective client is carefully
choosing a collection provider to
collect their debts, they need to make
sure that the provider has all the
bases covered, including the
litigation process. Collection
attorneys are an integral part of the
collection process and the collection
providers that are members of the CCAA
have their own in-house collection
attorneys or an independent collection
attorney network to handle any and all
litigation needs.
Often
it is necessary to utilize collection
attorneys in the recovery of unpaid
debts. The CCAA collection providers
have taken that extra step to ensure
that their clients litigation needs
are met with an aggressive, proactive
legal approach that is results
oriented and highly effective. Count
on the collection providers that
belong to the CCAA to bring your
company everything you need throughout
the collection process from beginning
to end, including in-house collection
attorneys or independent collection
attorney networks. |
