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A MESSAGE FROM DRA AND ADC LEGAL REGARDING CORONAVIRUS COVID-19 Like many businesses and organisations, DRA and ADC Legal remain focused on the safety and well-being of our employees and our ability to maintain the high quality of service for our clients. In accordance with our Business Continuity Plan, we have already taken measures to […]
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Most businesses are online now and have signed up options on their Website so that you can do business immediately. Your debt collection terms are the first thing you need to put online from the beginning. So it’s important send a message to your customers that you are serious about getting paid. Our legal […]
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Mohammad Kashefi, LLB (Hons), GDLP Mark Johnson, JD (Hons), GDLP In negligence claims and in particular, motor vehicle collisions, the general presumption is that the negligent party (“at-fault party”) who causes the collision is obliged to place the not at-fault party (“the claimant”) in the position they would have been in but for the […]
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How to Maximize Insurance Claims Recovery As an insurance claims recovery specialist, I get to see many different claims processes, systems and procedures going on within an insurer or a TPA ( third party administrator). So here are my thoughts on how the process of claims recovery can be maximized for successful recovery. What is […]
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Written by: Mohammad Kashefi, Solicitor, LLB (Hons), GDLP. In ancient periods, some governments provided a risk guarantee for merchants against the perils of the sea, attacks by enemies or bad weather conditions. According to Livy,1 in 215 BCE, during the war of Iberia, the Roman army was in urgent need of supplies. The Republic […]
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Written by: Nicholas Phibbs- Solicitor at ADC Legal Received a court order for a monetary sum (Judgment Debt) against a Defendant (Debtor) in the Magistrates Court of Victoria (Court) but the Debtor still refuses to comply? Unfortunately, this is a scenario that occurs all too often, fortunately though, there are a number of legal options […]
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After you have sent your initial invoices and follow up emails, but still not received payment, it’s then time to get serious. This is where you need to know how to send an effective Pre-Legal Letter of Demand. I have previously shown you how to write your own debt collection letter here: See Here: How […]
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by Adam Stewart Previously, we talked about the advantages of outsourcing to a debt collection agency, “7 Reasons Why You Should Partner with a Debt Collection Agency.” This week, I wanted to talk about the benefits of sending your debt recovery matters straight to a legal practice. Whilst some customers will respond to the debt […]
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Written by Adam Stewart Debt collection is a job almost every single company has to do at some stage in order to stay profitable and keep the cash rolling. In most cases, companies will either attempt to collect any outstanding debts owed to them on their own, or they will simply write off the losses […]
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Written by Adam Stewart As a Debt Collection Expert and owner of Debt Recoveries Australia and ADC Legal, I come across a lot of SMEs and so I get to see a lot of the internal credit control procedures put in place. Some good, some not so good. Financial controllers, Accounts Receivable officers, bookkeepers – […]
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