Transform paper victories into actual recovery with practical strategies to locate assets and navigate New York’s judgment enforcement laws.
This course will cover the legal procedures and practical strategies for collecting judgments, big and small. Tips and tools for finding assets, and judgment enforcement practices and proceedings, will be discussed.
This course moves beyond abstract legal theory to offer actionable strategies for both "before the verdict" preparation and post-judgment execution. Participants will learn how to draft orders that are strictly enforceable, avoid common jurisdictional pitfalls, and navigate the procedural requirements of docketing judgments. The curriculum focuses heavily on the investigative phase, teaching attorneys how to utilize the power of the judgment to discover hidden assets through subpoenas, public records, and financial analysis. By understanding the full scope of enforcement powers, legal professionals can better manage client expectations and pursue the most viable avenues for collection.
Key topics and learning outcomes included in this course are:
Whether you are a seasoned litigator or new to civil practice, this course provides essential knowledge for navigating the enforcement landscape. By mastering these techniques, attorneys can ensure that their courtroom victories translate into tangible results for their clients.
The NYS Academy of Trial Lawyers is the largest statewide trial bar in the US with 5,700+ lawyer and judge members. We are committed to protecting, preserving and enhancing the civil justice system. Our highly acclaimed CLE programming features extraordinary presenters covering the most timely and important topics.
Principal Attorney at Sass Law Office LLC
Larry Sass is the unique business attorney who is also an experienced trial lawyer and courtroom advocate. With over 40 years of experience, he has tried many cases over the years—personal injury, criminal, and commercial—but Larry now focuses his practice on commercial litigation and enforcing judgments in personal injury and commercial cases against uninsured defendants, judgments obtained on default, and judgments against personal guarantors.
