Top Tips to Commercial Debt Recovery
- Identify and know your customer
- Provide clear terms and conditions for payment
- Set an appropriate credit limit
- Ensure invoices are accurate and delivered promptly
- Provide simple and efficient payment methods
- Have a set procedure for chasing late payment
- Pick up the phone and be proactive
- Resolve genuine problems
- Keep a paper trail
- Consider Wrigley Claydon’s specialist debt recovery department
What Our Clients Say About Our Commercial Debt Recovery Services
“Shalish Mehta is always successful at claiming money back on the Company’s behalf. Once I have passed my notes onto Shalish he completely takes charge of the facts. His experience gives me great confidence. He has had different issues to deal with on behalf of our Company, all very different, and has approached them very enthusiastically and professionally.
I would highly recommend Shalish Mehta and Wrigley Claydon to any individual or Company requiring services to collect outstanding payments. His expertise in the field of debt recuperation is exceptional. His service is an asset to support any company.”
Lesley Pollit – Director of Cosy Toes Nursery Limited – Client
For more information or to speak to our team about our commercial debt recovery services please call us on 0161 785 3534
Team: Vijay Srivastava and Shalish Mehta
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Shalish acts on behalf of both private individuals and commercial clients, bringing or defending claims in the High Court or the County Court. Shalish is fluent in Gujarati and will happily represent those for whom Gujariti is the first language, in English. Shalish is also able to advise and assist with negotiations to resolve disputes, avoiding the need for court proceedings. Shalish joined the firm 10 years ago, very shortly after he qualified as a solicitor.
Shalish is a keen sportsman, regularly playing cricket and five-a-side football. He is also a self-confessed foodie, taking great pleasure in sampling different cuisines from around the world. Currently, Shalish is pursuing his interest in languages, attending evening Spanish lessons at a local college.
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- Proposed changes to the law that limit the ability to recover compensation following injury in a road traffic accident - 3rd June 2020
- Mercedes-Benz could face legal battle over diesel emissions - 3rd June 2020
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