After the Judgment: Making Sure Debtors Pay

What A Whistleblower Lawyer Can Do For You

Whistleblowing is the term used for employees or individuals who call employer violations to the attention of officials. However, it isn’t always an employer/employee situation. In some cases, it could refer to a contractor reporting misconduct about a business, or even an individual reporting social services violations. The problem with being a whistleblower in the workplace is that all too often, this results in employer retaliation. A whistleblower lawyer is your best bet to help you protect yourself in situations such as these.…

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Several years ago, I was involved in an traffic accident that resulted in some hefty medical bills. When the settlement offered by the responsible party turned out to be less than fair, I hired an attorney. After receiving a judgment in my favor, I figured that everything would be fine. Unfortunately, the debtor did not want to pay. That's when I started to work with a judgment recovery service. They took on the task of collecting the funds and making sure I had the money to cover my medical costs. Without their help, I would have lost everything, including my home. If you are facing a similar situation, let me provide some tips for seeking legal advice about judgments and recoveries. With the right help, you will collect what you are owed and be able to start rebuilding your life.