Audio Download
Debt Collection and the Enforcement of Money Judgments 2016 (Audio Only)
- Old iMIS Number:
- 80EG6
Description
Total Credits: 6.5 (Professional Practice 5.0, Ethics 1.5)
This program addresses the consequences flowing from the breakdown of a transaction due to non-payment of a debt. Attorneys will learn how to use the tools provided by the New York Civil Practice Laws and Rules to enforce money judgments and how to avoid the numerous pitfalls that hinder attorneys from collecting money on behalf of their clients. Those in attendance will receive ethics credit, as the panel will focus on many of the most significant ethical obligations of attorneys doing battle in the debtor/creditor law arena.
Materials
| Front Pages | Available after Purchase | ||
| Table of Contents | Available after Purchase | ||
| Part One - Debt Collection | Available after Purchase | ||
| Part One - Debt Collection Forms | Available after Purchase | ||
| Part Two - Judgment Enforcement | Available after Purchase | ||
| Part Two - Judgment Enforcement Forms | Available after Purchase | ||
| Table of Authorities | Available after Purchase | ||
| About the Author | Available after Purchase | ||
| Faculty Biographies | Available after Purchase | ||
| Combined Materials | Available after Purchase | ||
| Tayne-Ethical Issues Surrounding the Collection and Enforcement of Judgments in New York - PowerPoint | Available after Purchase | ||
| Tayne - Collection and Enforcement of Judgments in New York The Debtor's Perspective - PowerPoint | Available after Purchase | ||
| Electronic Coursebook (3.9 MB) | Available after Purchase | ||
Alternate Options
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Practical and Procedural Aspects of Judgement Enforcement (Audio Only)
Original Program Date: 06/09/2016 |