Debt Recovery
Whatever the specific nature of the debt you want to recover, we’ll find the best strategy and then guide you through the process.
We advise a broad range of clients in this area, on everything from single high-value debts to volume recovery work. We have particular expertise in the financial services sector: the recovery of secured and unsecured debt, and in guarantee enforcement. We also frequently help clients to recover outstanding contractual debts, invoices and loans, and we help property clients with rent arrears and other landlord/tenant debts.
Whatever the specifics, we’ll provide clear advice on all the available options. We’ll also provide clear and transparent pricing, and give you an indication of how long the process might take.
The first step is to identify the most appropriate strategy, taking into account both your particular needs and the nature and value of the debts you are looking to recover. We then use legal case management technology to provide an efficient and cost-effective service, including regular and specific reporting of key information.
Click here to view information required by the Law Society of Scotland Price Transparency Guidance in relation to debt recovery work in Scotland.
Click here to view information required by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) Transparency Rules in relation to debt recovery work in England and Wales.
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Gillian Carty
Partner and Chair
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Gillian Carty
Partner and Chair