I will draft a pre litigation commercial debt recovery demand letter
Licensed US Attorney Pre Litigation Demands Dispute Recovery
About this Gig
Is an enterprise buyer, distributor, or corporate client refusing to honor substantial outstanding commercial balances? Traditional collection agencies take up to 40% of your funds. An attorney pre-litigation notice preserves your margins and compels immediate settlement.
I am a licensed US Attorney experienced in corporate debt collection, commercial restructuring, and pre-litigation dispute resolution. I draft aggressive Commercial Debt Recovery Demand Letters that bypass accounts payable and land directly on general counsel desks.
Focus Areas:
- Large-Balance B2B Accounts Receivable ($10,000 to $500,000+)
- Commercial Trade Credit, Purchase Orders & Supply Defaults
- Uniform Commercial Code (UCC Article 2) Seller Remedies
- Enforcement of Corporate Officer Personal Guarantees
- Pre-Litigation Causes of Action: Account Stated & Open Book Account
Strategic Advantage:
Unlike consumer debt, B2B corporate debt is not restricted by FDCPA limitations. I apply pressure by asserting statutory prejudgment interest, contractual fee shifting, and formal notices of impending civil litigation.
Protect your business's cash flow. Select your package to initiate commercial recovery.
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FAQ
How does commercial B2B debt collection differ from consumer debt collection?
Consumer debt is heavily restricted by the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), which limits contact frequency and messaging. B2B debt is completely exempt from the FDCPA, allowing for aggressive pre-litigation demands, direct executive escalation, and firm litigation warnings.
What causes of action do you assert in the commercial demand letter?
I assert standard common-law and statutory causes of action, including Breach of Contract, Account Stated, Open Book Account, Goods Sold and Delivered, Quantum Meruit, and Unjust Enrichment, laying the foundation for a swift motion for summary judgment if litigation is required.
Can we enforce a personal guarantee signed by a corporate officer?
Yes. If an officer, director, or owner executed an individual personal guarantee on credit applications or vendor agreements, the demand letter names them individually, alerting them to personal liability, personal bank attachments, and asset exposure.
How does the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) apply to goods and supply defaults?
Under UCC Article 2, commercial sellers of goods have robust statutory rights upon buyer default, including the right to stop delivery, demand immediate reclamation of delivered goods, cancel orders, and claim contractual or resale price damages under state-enacted commercial codes.
What is an "Account Stated" claim, and why is it powerful?
An Account Stated claim arises when you send invoices and the debtor fails to object within a reasonable commercial window. Under corporate law, their silence functions as an admission of the debt's validity, drastically reducing their ability to raise counter-defenses.
Can we claim statutory prejudgment interest?
Yes. If your agreement does not specify a late-fee rate, state statutes permit creditors to collect prejudgment interest (typically 6% to 10% per year). I calculate and append this accrued interest to the principal claim.
What if the debtor company is threatening bankruptcy or dissolution?
The demand letter addresses threats of insolvency by putting corporate fiduciaries on notice regarding fraudulent transfer statutes, fiduciary duty violations to creditors during the zone of insolvency, and actions to pierce the corporate veil.
Can you include an enforceable installment payment agreement?
Yes. In the Standard and Premium packages, I can include conditional settlement alternatives, such as an immediate discounted lump-sum payout or a formal, accelerated promissory note.
What documentation do I need to establish a verified claim?
You will need signed trade credit applications, approved purchase orders, master vendor agreements, delivery receipts (bills of lading), and a certified statement of account detailing the balance ledger.
Does this package include a draft complaint?
The Premium tier includes drafting an exhibit-ready statement of facts that outlines the causes of action, which can be directly attached to illustrate that formal civil litigation is the immediate next step if the dispute is not resolved.

