How do we act
In the initial phase of proceedings we put stress on the Amicable Debt Collection. It is an important stage, during which we focus on recovering the receivables by negotiation with the debtor. Litigation means additional costs and time. Our aim is an immediate payment by the debtor or obtaining a repayment schedule. Often we are able to sign a settlement, in which interests are written off.
If the debt collection is unsuccessful, we propose litigation.
We have over twenty years of experience in debt collection. We work in the whole of Europe, as well as in China, Russia, United States and other countries.
Legal actions, which concern debtors in Europe, are conducted by our Partner Law Firms. We prefer obtaining payment orders in the country of a debtor - enforcement of such orders is faster and more efficient.
To recover receivables, we cooperate with the following Law Firms:
- BELGIUM – Mul Law Offices in Belgium
- BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA – Marić Law Office
- CZECH REPUBLIC – Advokatni kancelar Hajduk a Partneri in Czech Republic and Slovak Republic
- FRANCE - Christophe Solin
- GREECE - AP Generalis Law Firm in Greece
- GERMANY - Bunk-Alliance Attorneys at Law in Germany
- MALTA - EMD Advocates on Malta
- POLAND - Kancelaria Adwokacka GŻ Grochowski Żurawski
- ROMANIA - Cabinet de Avocat Catalin Chituc in Romania
- RUSSIA - Integrites International Law Firm
- SPAIN - Pinera del Olmo Despacho de Abogados y Asesoria in Spain
- SPAIN - K.Wąsowicz
- CROATIA - Law Office in Croatia (protected data)
- HUNGARY - Law Office in Hungary (protected data)
- IRELAND – Law Office in Ireland (protected data)
- UNITED KINGDOM - Law Office in United Kingdom (protected data)
Above-mentioned Law Firms are undertaking following legal actions:
The deadlines for expiration of claims in particular countries are listed below:
Austria – 3 years
Belgium – 10 years
Bulgaria – 10 years
Croatia- 3 years
Cyprus – 3 years
Czech Republic – 4 years
Denmark – 3 years
Estonia – 3 years, court’s decision - 30 years
Finland – 2 years, amicable settlement – 5 years, court’s decision – 5 years
France – 5 years
Greece – 5 years
Spain – 15 years
The Netherlands – sales contract - 10 years, business activity – 5 years
Irlandia – 6 years
Lithuania – business activity - 10 years, court’s decision – 10 years
Latvia – 10 years
Germany – 10 years
Poland – business activity - 3 years, court’s decision – 10 years
Portugal – 20 years
Romania – 3 years
Slovakia – 3 years
Slovenia – 3 years
Sweden – 10 years
United Kingdom – 6 years
Italy – 10 years
Hungary – 5 years
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