Retail Collections

What is a retail claim?  

The definition of a retail claim is:  A claim which arises from any obligation of a consumer to pay money arising out of a transaction in which the goods, money, financing, lease, property, insurance, or services rendered are the subject of a transaction which are primarily for personal, family, or household purposes.

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For personal introductions to any of the firms you find listed, contact us 800.227.1675 or email results@nationallist.com.  Our staff will work with you to ensure that the attorney selected is the most experienced and qualified to meet your specific litigation needs.  

Industry related resources:

Bankruptcy Court Information

International Statue of Limitations

NCBA Model Contract provided by NCBA (The National Creditors Bar Association) 

State Creditor Bar Associations

Suit & Service Costs by State

Summary of Collection Laws - reviewed & updated by NL Attorney members

Terminology - useful industry specific terms and definitions

White papers -  state-specific information is provided by NL and our authors for the benefit of creditors, collection agencies, debt buyers and NL attorney members who are looking for and working with U.S. attorneys.

Retail Collection Association(s)

NCBA (The National Creditors Bar Association)  The National Creditors Bar Association (NCBA) is a trade association dedicated to serving law firms engaged in the practice of creditors rights law.