Debt Collection Ireland
Does your company have to deal with a debt collection case in Ireland because a Irish customer does not pay your invoice? Our debt collection specialists and attorneys will be happy to help you. We ensure that your outstanding invoice is paid quickly.
Read here what we can do for you if you want to engage a debt collection agency in Ireland.
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Debt collection in Ireland does not have to be a complicated process. With Bierens by your side, we can help you overcome the language, cultural and legal differences that arise when dealing with debt collection in Ireland. As specialists in international debt collection, our experts can tell you everything you should know when dealing with cross-border collections and foreign debtors to successfully recover your payments. Find out everything you should know for a successful debt recovery in Ireland.
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How can I transfer my debt collection in Ireland?
Starting a debt collection in Ireland is fast and simple. You can upload your claim via our online transfer form. All you must do is enter some details on your organisation, your debtor’s company and relevant documentation or invoices. You can then upload your case through a secure network here.
How will you pressurise my debtor in Ireland to recover my outstanding invoice?
We are committed to resolving your debt collection in Ireland as quickly as possible. Once you have submitted your case, we will do everything we can to contact your debtor in Ireland. Our international debt collection attorneys have extensive experience and knowledge of legislation and regulations in Ireland. We ensure to have your debtor approached by phone and in writing in Irish.
As a leading cross-border debt collection law firm, we have access to global business databases and credit reports. Within these databases, we can view your debtor’s credit status, determine why the invoice was not paid and refine our strategy accordingly.
Can you accept my debt collection in Ireland on contingency basis?
During the extrajudicial phase, we work based on a contingency fee. That means our fee is directly proportional to the amount we recover. We also aim to recover the interest and collection costs from your debtor as much as possible in order to maximize your profits.
In the highly unlikely event that we do not collect anything, you will not have to pay us any fees. You can find a full overview of our fees on our fees page.
With our contingency-based debt collection in Ireland you can expect the following:
How can I track the process of my debt collection in Ireland?
You can follow the correspondence with your debtor in Ireland via our web portal 24/7. In addition, your caseworker will always contact you by phone or in writing to keep you informed on the progress of your debt collection in Ireland.
Bierens is a highly effective and professional partner. Not only do they have a good debt collection procedure, they also give solid adviceManuel Maas, Eneco
What if I want to continue my long-term relationship with my debtor in Ireland?
In some cases, recovering your payment by deploying extensive measures may not be the most suitable course of action. We understand that with certain customers, it is important for your organization to maintain a long-term relationship. Because the debt collection specialist or attorney assigned to your case is familiar with the local culture and business customs, we can deploy a customized approach that is suitable for maintaining a strong business relationship with your trading partner. When transferring your case, you can always make a note of this.
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Debt collection in Ireland
The debt collection process in Ireland can be divided into two stages. During the extrajudicial phase, collection takes place without Court intervention. During the judicial phase, we do involve the Court in order to make your Ireland debtor pay. Because we are a law firm, we can assist you during both stages. In Ireland, 95% of the cases that we solve, can be collected without any court intervention.
Extrajudicial debt collection in Ireland
In principle, we always start the debt collection process with the extrajudicial phase. At this stage, we try to prevent Court intervention, as this can be expensive. We will contact your debtor to demand payment. In specific cases, we will also engage in a face-to-face conversation with your debtor in Ireland. If the debtor does not pay within a set period of time, we can commence legal proceedings on your instruction. Announcing legal proceedings often convinces your customer in Ireland to pay.
Judicial debt collection
If your debtor in Ireland refuses to pay during the extrajudicial phase, after discussion with you, we can go to Court in Ireland . We will always provide you with information in advance regarding the likelihood of success in your debt recovery matter. We will also inform you in advance about the potential costs, and we only proceed with your permission.
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Start your debt collection in Ireland today!
When dealing with debt collection in Ireland, you can count on Bierens. While our experts find the solution you need, you can resume business as usual. We can help you with the following situations:
If you prefer to speak directly with a debt collection specialist, feel free to contact us by phone at +1 347 862 9438.
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Find out how we have helped other clients with international collections including debt collection in Ireland
From simple debt collection cases to complex legal matters, from small businesses to multinationals across different industries, our specialists have assisted over 24.000 companies worldwide, including Ireland. Find out how our international specialists and lawyers have helped other companies in a similar situation and find the solution for debt collection in Ireland.