Blenden Roth Law Firm PLLC is a Texas collections firm that primarily handles commercial collections, also referred to as business-to-business collections. The firm also collects Texas judgments, and domesticates foreign judgments in Texas. If a business or individual owes you money, we work diligently to collect what is owed. Attorneys Mark P. Blenden and David W. Roth have more than 50 years of combined experience in Texas collections law, commercial collections, and judgment collections.
Blenden Roth Law Firm has represented creditors since 1987. Call the Blenden Roth Law Firm PLLC at (817) 318-7000, to schedule your free, initial consultation with an attorney. Or contact us through the form on the right. We strive to make immediate payment demand, including letters, phone calls, and emails, and report findings promptly. We generally sue within 7 days of suit authority.
Obtain service attempts within two weeks of filing the lawsuit. Many collection lawsuits are settled. We pursue settlement as a reasonable alternative, while doing discovery, trial preparation, and motions for summary judgment, when appropriate.
Blenden Roth Law Firm has represented creditors since 1987. Call the Blenden Roth Law Firm PLLC at (817) 318-7000, to schedule your free, initial consultation with an attorney. Or contact us through the form on the right. We strive to make immediate payment demand, including letters, phone calls, and emails, and report findings promptly. We generally sue within 7 days of suit authority.
Obtain service attempts within two weeks of filing the lawsuit. Many collection lawsuits are settled. We pursue settlement as a reasonable alternative, while doing discovery, trial preparation, and motions for summary judgment, when appropriate.
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Mr. Blenden is AV Preeminent Peer Review Rated by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest recognition possible in the legal industry, for his professionalism and ethics.
Appointed by the Texas Supreme Court to the Process Server Review Board; later served as Chairman.
Has served, since 2014, as Commissioner, Judicial Branch Certification Commission.
The Commission, established by the Texas Legislature, oversees certification and licensing of process servers, guardians, court reporters, and court interpreters.
Appointed by the Texas Supreme Court to the Process Server Review Board; later served as Chairman.
Has served, since 2014, as Commissioner, Judicial Branch Certification Commission.
The Commission, established by the Texas Legislature, oversees certification and licensing of process servers, guardians, court reporters, and court interpreters.
Co-author, Maximizing Receivables - How to Get More Cash Out of Your Collection Efforts, University of Houston Law Foundation, Advising Businesses in a Troubled Economy.
David has been extremely responsive, informative and effective with our collection claims.
Our clients are extremely happy with their services.
I would highly recommend them.
David has been extremely responsive, informative and effective with our collection claims.
Our clients are extremely happy with their services.
I would highly recommend them.
Creditors often extend credit to assumed names, without knowing the actual name of the debtor, doing business under the assumed name.
For example, Acme, Inc. may do business as Baker Company.
If a credit application is completed in the name of Baker Company, it may be difficult to determine the true name of the party to be sued - Acme, Inc. doing business as Baker Company.
Though a party can be sued in its assumed name, it is important to know specifically to whom creditor extended credit.
Creditor should generally confirm through on-line research, or other information, the precise name of the party which is obtaining credit.
For example, Acme, Inc. may do business as Baker Company.
If a credit application is completed in the name of Baker Company, it may be difficult to determine the true name of the party to be sued - Acme, Inc. doing business as Baker Company.
Though a party can be sued in its assumed name, it is important to know specifically to whom creditor extended credit.
Creditor should generally confirm through on-line research, or other information, the precise name of the party which is obtaining credit.
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