International Debt Recovery
Doing business with companies based worldwide can offer huge opportunities, access to new markets and increased business growth. With these opportunities however comes higher risks, especially where recovering debts is concerned.
Navigating the often varied and complex local laws and procedures, as well as the different languages and time zones of other countries in order to recover your debts can be challenging, so it pays to have someone in your corner who can do just that.
If you operate in many countries and need support to manage your customers, Rotheras debt recovery team has significant experience in recovering debts from international businesses and individuals across the world.
Our debt recovery team are members of the League International for Creditors (LIC), an association of independent debt-collection and law firms, who work together to provide a worldwide network of debt collection specialists who recover debts and provide solutions to improve the financial performance of their clients’ businesses.
Why instruct Rotheras for International Debt Recovery?
We can advise on issuing legal proceedings and the enforcement of judgments abroad.
We can advise on demand letters, telephone collections, settlement and other aspects of pre-action collection.
We work effectively with our international colleagues to recover your debt.
We offer a consistent debt collection service across Europe and worldwide.
Our connection to the League International for Creditors means we can provide debt recovery services across Europe, the Middle East, the USA and Canada.
We provide a tailored approach to identify your objectives and devise the best method to recover your debts.
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“We recover your money whilst also ensuring our own fees are transparent throughout”
Tehri Sygrove
Debt Recoveries Manager
Posted January 27, 2020
This was my first experience using a solicitor, something I felt quite daunted about. Rothera Sharp (Greg and Petra) put me at ease and were very helpful.
Mollie Fish
Posted January 27, 2020
Last year I experienced a car accident, as a front seat passenger. I put forward a personal injury claim with Rothera Sharp. From start to finish, my claim has been dealt with efficiently and professionally, and I have always felt my best interests were considered. All communications were made via letter or email to inform me of all further updates. My claim has now come to an end and I am very happy with the overall outcome. I would recommend Rothera Sharp for their service.
Samya Green
Posted February 4, 2020
We cannot recommend Chris Powell of Rothera Sharp more highly. Mr Powell demonstrated the upmost professionalism with a high level of knowledge of the area for which he was representing us. Anyone needing representation/advice regarding the area of haulage will find that Chris Powell and Rothera Sharp are the best choice.
Karen Walker
Posted February 4, 2020
Claim dealt with efficiently and to a satisfactory conclusion. Wayne Vickers visited me at home initially and explained everything thoroughly. Professional service throughout. Recommended
Clare Stevens
Terhi Sygrove
Recoveries Manager
Terhi Sygrove is a debt recovery specialist and head of the debt recovery department at Nottingham-based law firm Rotheras Solicitors.
Paige Regardsoe
Trainee Solicitor
Paige Regardsoe is a Trainee Solicitor in our Dispute Resolution department and is based at our Lace Market office.
Susan White
Paralegal
Susan White is a Paralegal in Rotheras Debt Recovery and Family Law department.
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