ABOUT OUR ARKANSAS DEBT
COLLECTION LAW FIRM
The McHughes Law Firm, PLLC in Little Rock has nearly 50 years of combined experience representing businesses in debt collection and related issues. The firm focuses 98 percent of its practice on debt collections, including asset recovery and subrogation. As a result, the attorneys are well versed in all aspects of collections matters, bringing in-depth knowledge and strategic insight to every case.
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What Is a Debt Buyer?
Overdue accounts receivable are a common problem for small businesses. In fact, more than one-third of Americans have at least one unpaid bill in collections.* Overdue collections can sink your business’s financial stability, and the longer ...
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How a Small Business Can Benefit From Bypassing the Use of a Collection Agency
Small businesses often lack the time and resources to recover their owed debts. Debt collection attorneys are a resource for quick and confidential resolution. All businesses enter into an implicit agreement with their customers that the ...
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Consumer Loans in Default: When Wage Garnishment Becomes Necessary
As of February 2015, U.S. outstanding consumer debt was at $3.34 trillion. Creditors, of course, expect regular payments from borrowers; however, sometimes wage garnishment is a necessary step for loans in default. When a customer is ...
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The McHughes Law Firm, PLLC is located in Little Rock, AR and serves clients in and around Maumelle, Mayflower, Wrightsville, Sherwood, Roland, Little Rock, North Little Rock, Little Rock Air Force Base, Alexander, Faulkner County and Pulaski County.
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