Blog, Breach of Contract, Commercial Collections, Creditors, Debt Collection
A client came to Cellai Law Offices, P.C. and told our debt collection attorneys that they had settled a dispute with an insurance company by signing a release in favor of the insurance company under the verbal understanding that the settlement paid by the insurer...
Blog, Breach of Contract, Commercial Collections, Debt Collection
Should You Sue If There Is No Proof Of Delivery? Cellai Law Offices, P.C. is frequently asked whether it is worth pursuing a claim for outstanding accounts receivables when there are no delivery tickets or proofs of delivery. In cases like this it would depend upon...
Breach of Contract, Commercial Collections, Debt Collection
Frequently clients ask me whether they should sign lien waivers saying that they have been paid in full as a precondition of being paid. My answer is an unequivocal NO. If you are a sub-subcontractor who signs a mechanics lien, lien waiver as a precondition to getting...
Breach of Contract, Commercial Collections
Irrevocable Sale and Recovery Solution Carlo Cellai, Esq. Represented a Lawyer Against His Client and After Judgment, Sold Her Summer House at Auction. The Client Was Not Entitled to an Equitable Set Off for Amounts Above the Judgment Carlo Cellai, Esq. represented a...
Breach of Contract, Creditors
Illegal Kickback Revealed in Government Contract Kick Back in the Procurement of a Government Contract Disallows a Fee Where a demolition subcontractor failed to pay a fee from a person who helped it obtain a subcontract from the general contractor, the suit was...
