Pennsylvania Collection Attorney Assists Creditors and Debtors

Experienced lawyer gets professional results in collection cases

David K. Rudov, Esq. is trusted by clients across Pennsylvania to help creditors and debtors deal with collection issues. I provide legal advice and litigation services at every level of state and federal court. I have successfully helped a wide variety of creditors — including banks, businesses, corporations, attorneys, accountants, landlords, real estate agencies, consulting firms and financing companies — collect the debts owed to them. I have also achieved excellent results for debtors seeking to settle accounts, discharge debt, end harassment, or pursue damages for unlawful collection tactics.

Pittsburgh attorney committed to providing results

In my practice, I have assisted a wide variety of businesses and professional practices in collecting payments from debtors. I employ effective strategies to recover amounts owed on:

• Breaches of contracts
• Court judgments
• Credit lines
• Fees for professional services
• Goods sold or delivered
• Guaranties and promissory notes
• Liens of all types
• Loan defaults
• Rent payments
• Replevin actions subject to creditors’ liens
• Sureties
• Unjust enrichment claims

I am dedicated to delivering an exceptional client experience. Throughout the collection process, which could entail a demand, settlement negotiations, a lawsuit, and enforcement procedures to collect the judgment, I work closely with you to deliver optimum results.

Protecting debtors from abusive debt collection tactics

David K. Rudov, Esq. works with businesses and consumers to resolve burdensome debt through settlement negotiations, loan workouts and bankruptcy. Additionally, as a member of a reputable collections law firm, I am often deeply troubled by stories I hear about harassing and unlawful collection practices. If you are a consumer facing abusive collection tactics, David K. Rudov, Esq. can help. State and federal law govern the collection of debt. When creditors violate these laws, I hold them accountable. For example, The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) prohibits creditors from engaging in abusive practices to collect debts, including:

• Harassment — Debt collectors are legally prohibited from acting with harassing behavior, including:
• Threatening you with violence
• Publishing your name
• Using obscene or profane language
• Calling you repeatedly to annoy you
• False statements — Debt collectors are legally prohibited from lying, including:
• Falsely representing themselves as attorneys or government agents
• Claiming you owe more money than you do
• Misrepresenting that the nature of papers they send you are legal if they are not
• Stating that you will be arrested
• Saying that they will seize assets unless they are legally permitted to do so
• Threatening to take legal action if they lack legal grounds or do not intend to do so
• Deception — Debt collectors are legally prohibited from using deceptive means, which include:
• Sending you a document designed to appear as if it is from a court or government agency when it is not
• Providing a third party with false credit information about you
• Using a false name
• Unfair practices — Debt collectors are legally prohibited from engaging in unfair practices, for example:
• Collecting fees or interests not authorized by law or contract
• Depositing a post-dated check prior to the date indicated
• Illegally taking property
• Contacting you by postcard

Consumers may sue abusive collectors for damages

I analyze whether the collectors violated FDCPA and other Pennsylvania and federal laws. I guide you in the collection of evidence, and establish a case against the abusive debt collectors. While I put an end to the harassment, I can also assess your debt to determine whether settlement negotiations or bankruptcy may be options for the long-term resolution of your financial troubles.

Contact an experienced debt collection attorney in Pennsylvania

David K. Rudov, Esq. is located in Pittsburgh and represents creditors and debtors throughout Pennsylvania. Call David K. Rudov, Esq. at 412-223-5030 or contact me online to schedule your consultation.