Creditor’s Rights

The freedom to contract with another plays a vital role in the American economic system, but for any business there are few things more disappointing than providing a great product or service only to have the customer let you down by failing to pay as agreed. Cohen Horner understands this.

While practicing law in Nebraska during the farm crisis of the late 1980’s and early 1990’s Mr. Cohen represented a major credit corporation in collection, replevin, and bankruptcy matters throughout Nebraska.

Cohen Horner represents a corporation that sells and leases heavy machinery used in commercial construction projects. In addition to drafting and reviewing sales contracts and leases, the firm represents creditors in contract and warranty lawsuits throughout Colorado.

The firm’s attorneys are fully competent in the area of preparation and foreclosure of mechanic’s liens.

Cohen Horner also has significant experience in post-judgment collection efforts. Mr. Cohen is the author of Grounds for Disregarding the Corporate Entity and Piercing the Corporate Veil, a 114-page article published in the prestigious Proof of Facts series. (45 POF3d 1).

When representing creditors or potential creditors, the firm is committed to educating its clients about how to prevent collection disputes from arising and learning from them when they do arise.