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Nick De La Canal and Joni Deutsch of WFAE stop by Independence Library to collect questions for FAQ City, a podcast about Charlotte from WFAE. March 27th, 2019.
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bit.ly/ndmmQC If I do not know the legal composition of the customer I want to sue, can your firm obtain it?
In almost all cases, the answer is YES.Our firm has on line computer access to corporate names, corporate trade styles, and trade styles of partnerships and of sole proprietorships, Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) filings, judgment filings, records of pending lawsuits, property records, and bankruptcy records, for the entire City of New York. In fact, the firm has computer access to the same information for almost the entire United States.
Is there anything I can do to accelerate the collection process?The answer is YES.Since knowledge of the correct legal composition of each of your delinquent customers is essential, the best place to look is on the debtor’s bank check. We urge our clients to photocopy their bank deposits. The fastest way to collect a judgment is to restrain the debtor’s bank account.
How does my firm preserve the right to pursue payment for the balance due, if we deposit a check for a lesser amount that is given in full payment?When a payment is received by check with a notation on the front or the reverse side that the check is given in full payment, you can deposit the check, if--and only if--you preserve your right to pursue payment for the balance due. On the reverse side of the check below the customer's notation, you MUST stamp, write or type in the following language:This check is deposited under protest, without prejudice, and with preservation of all rights of the payee against the drawer of this check pursuant to UCC § 1-207.
Place your bank endorsement below this notation. You should then photocopy both sides of the check before you deposit it.
Endorsement of the suggested notation on the reverse side of the check will avoid the defense of accord and satisfaction in New York state and, as of 1985, most likely in the states of Missouri, Alabama, Florida, Oregon, and North Carolina. The New York rule is the minority rule. Vendors outside of New York State should consult their local attorneys before depositing a check for an amount that is less than the full amount due.
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Bristol joins Vibrant Communities Conversation on Thurs. March 10, 2016.
The rescheduled Vibrant Communities Conversation for Middlebury and Bristol was held at the Middlebury Town Hall on Thursday, March 10, 2016 from 6-8pm. A number of tables sitting 10 people each were set up around the room and participants self-selected where they would sit, forming groups of intermingled Bristol and MIddlebury residents who came to show their support for each of their individual communities and join in the process of building an action agenda for the communities of Elkhart County. More than 60 people participated in the event, more than expected. Elkhart and Goshen groups had over 100 participants, but this group came in 3rd in participants, overtaking the Wakarusa/Nappanee group by 10. Kyle A. May of planning NEXT led the group through the introduction and how the process would work. Each table had a map of the Middlebury/Bristol area, information on existing plans for their communities, an agenda, FAQ of the process and a series of colored dots to mark the map. Lively conversations began, as each table discussed and offered individual ideas on the most important assets and opportunities in their communities and listed their priorities for action. They took turns placing the dots on the maps and outlining their thoughts to be included in
the overall future action plan to be developed and revealed in May, 2016.