Legal Fee Recovery Lawyers, Working For The Rights Of Creditors

Many collection matters involve not only the original debt, but also the attorney fees that are incurred in trying to collect on that debt. In some cases, these fees are substantial. Creditors may be entitled to reimbursement of legal costs, but this money needs to be requested — and sometimes fought for — with the help of a skilled collection lawyer.

At Isenberg & Hewitt, our attorneys have been helping clients solve commercial collection problems efficiently and cost-effectively for more than 25 years. As part of a practice devoted to maximum recovery of receivables and fees, we offer extensive experience in collections representation on behalf of:

Vendors serving the multifamily housing industry, including floor covering, maintenance, plumbing, electrical and HVAC providers
Temporary personnel companies and staffing agencies
Banks and commercial lenders working to mitigate losses
Construction firms, contractors and suppliers
Out-of-state creditors with foreign judgments against Georgia businesses

Working For Maximum Recovery Of Receivables And Fees

The attorneys of Isenberg & Hewitt, PC, have built an excellent track record of collecting attorney fees for our clients. In every situation, our goal is to recover an award plus interest and attorney fees for each of the businesses we represent.

We are usually successful in our efforts to collect the legal fees that our clients need to expend in order to get their money. Notably, attorney Harriet Isenberg has won leading Georgia cases that entitle creditors to get attorney fees in collections cases.

What About Your Fees? We understand our clients’ concerns about legal fees, and we price our services competitively. Our firm typically works on an hourly basis, not on a contingency basis, in collection matters. We include a warning that we will sue for the fees our clients incur in litigation in the demand letters we send the debtors. We include a demand for those costs in the lawsuits we file and provide the courts with documentation to recover those fees.