Demand Letters
The
firm charges a flat fee for writing demand letters if
a matter is not initially referred for collection
action.
A
typical demand letter reminds the debtor of the
obligation to pay and instructs the debtor to have
subsequent contact directly with the creditor-client.
If
the client later refers the matter for collection,
the usual contingent fee is charged.
Other Matters
Representation
on legal matters other than those previously
mentioned is provided at or below rates generally
charged by other firms with similar years of practice
and experience. Such matters include defense of suits
filed against our clientele, rendering legal
opinions, preparing or reviewing loan documentation,
and the like.
Advice
of counsel on routine client operations or procedures
are generally provided by the firm’s attorneys
at no charge.
Inquiries
requiring in-depth research or involving a
significant amount of attorney time will be handled
on an hourly basis.
Neither the firm
nor any of its members are certified as Civil Trial,
Consumer Bankruptcy, Business Bankruptcy, or
Creditors Rights Specialists by the Tennessee
Commission on Continuing Legal Education and
Specialization.
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