Multiple Processors Owe Me $XXX,XXX - know of any law firms?
 

Hey,

I am currently owed a significant amount of money from multiple processors including iBill and OPS (opsbilling.com). Both parties aren't being compliant to resolve this peacefully (ignoring emails, not answering phone calls, etc).

Does anybody here have a lawyer / law firm they can recommend that specializes in collecting money owed to clients from merchant banks?

Please advise,
Thanks,
Keivn

Thanks for the insane amount of replies & help. Please exit this thread & excessively click on threads with [XXX Pics Here] in the title...assholes.

I will follow your suggestions. Thanks.

sorry man but you're SOL as far as I know. iBill is bankrupt and i've never heard of OPS

said the kid looking for a lawyer on GFY.:1orglaugh

tax right off - if your in the usa - especially for ibill :2 cents:

You could try Larry Walters, I think his site is www.FirstAmendment.com

Yep, I'm sure plenty of people here have had funds held from processors & I know that there are some organizations / firms out there that specialize in this (which people here have used)...I just don't know which. Good try on your wise ass comment though, prick.

was thinking the same :thumbsup, but here is a bump, maybe you'll find someone who can help..

Good luck, here's a bump for you. Hope you get every dime.

Pick up the yellow pages. Knock yourself out.

http://www.firstamendment.com/
is my lawyer..got him on retainer .. dunno if its his field.. .good start

Checkout these guys

http://www.ldbassociates.com

Good luck from me...

you don't really need a lawyer for this.. just file the suit yourself, go to court representing yourself.. these processors obviously won't show, so you'll get a default judgment for the debt.

total cost: ~$300 in court fees

next, you take these judgments to a "judgment recovery" firm. google for a good one. (i don't know anyone that is still in the biz, but one of my business partners did this for a living, hence my knowledge of the process.)

this person will attempt to seize assets, garnish incomes, etc in order to get your money back, in exchange for a percentage of the debt.

they'll likely want 50% or more, but you don't pay them anything upfront and you never pay if they don't recover.

For ibill you have to do it at boward county,FL I think. I wish I could do it in GA.

thats not correct.. you have to file where the business was "transacted", or contract was executed.

in this case your business' home county would suffice.

(i'm certain of this)

Chad Belville - http://www.chadknowslaw.com

If he cannot help, he will certainly push you towards someone who can.

;-)

Thanks much for the helpful replies. I will contact some of the people you've listed.