Kazlow and Kazlow is one of New York City's major law firms, specializing in creditor representation in collections and bankruptcy. Our practice covers the New York State Counties of New York (Manhattan), Bronx, Kings (Brooklyn), Richmond (Staten Island), Queens, Nassau, Suffolk, Rockland and Westchester, while our Vermont offices provide the same services in the state of Vermont.
The firm achieves outstanding recovery rates handling commercial and consumer collection matters and has been remarkably successful in obtaining dividends for creditors in bankruptcy cases. With Kazlow and Kazlow, your collection claims are handled professionally and expeditiously by proven and skilled collection attorneys. We understand that litigation is only one of the tools available to help clients resolve business problems with efficiency and economy.
Our services include acknowledgement of placement, status reporting and itemized remittance reporting. Through its affiliation with the Commercial Law League of America, our firm can provide access to expert creditors' representation on a national and international basis.
The firm achieves outstanding recovery rates handling commercial and consumer collection matters and has been remarkably successful in obtaining dividends for creditors in bankruptcy cases. With Kazlow and Kazlow, your collection claims are handled professionally and expeditiously by proven and skilled collection attorneys. We understand that litigation is only one of the tools available to help clients resolve business problems with efficiency and economy.
Our services include acknowledgement of placement, status reporting and itemized remittance reporting. Through its affiliation with the Commercial Law League of America, our firm can provide access to expert creditors' representation on a national and international basis.
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He was admitted to the New York State Bar in 1961 and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York in 1964.
He has been practicing law since 1961 and concentrates his practice in the areas of complex business litigation, commercial collections and business bankruptcy representation.
He represents strictly creditor interests and has been involved in a number of cases resulting in multi-million dollar recoveries.
His client list includes a number of publicly traded companies in a variety of industries.
He has been practicing law since 1961 and concentrates his practice in the areas of complex business litigation, commercial collections and business bankruptcy representation.
He represents strictly creditor interests and has been involved in a number of cases resulting in multi-million dollar recoveries.
His client list includes a number of publicly traded companies in a variety of industries.
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Our fees are contingent, based upon the collection of the money owed on the debts that you place.
In essence, if our attorneys do not collect your claims, you owe nothing.
We only receive a small but reasonable percentage of the money when we do collect.
We provide services for those with debt collection needs regardless of where the debtor is located within the states of New York and Vermont.
At Kazlow and Kazlow, we abide by the New York Collection Laws and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
In essence, if our attorneys do not collect your claims, you owe nothing.
We only receive a small but reasonable percentage of the money when we do collect.
We provide services for those with debt collection needs regardless of where the debtor is located within the states of New York and Vermont.
At Kazlow and Kazlow, we abide by the New York Collection Laws and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
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90% of income or other payments by such a trust other than retirement plan, 90% of current earnings for the judgment debtor's personal services, payments made for support of a spouse or child, medical or dental accessories to the human body, life sustaining equipment, and a guide, service or hearing dog, together with its food, unless such items are determined to be unnecessary for the reasonable requirements of the judgment debtor or his/her dependents;.
90% of money due for payment for the sale of milk produced on the judgment debtor's farm and delivered for his/her account to a licensed milk dealer;.
90% of money due for payment for the sale of milk produced on the judgment debtor's farm and delivered for his/her account to a licensed milk dealer;.
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