Commercial collections · Breach of contract · Creditor bankruptcy
When it’s time to take legal action to settle your client’s commercial debt, call Cellai Law. Innovative Boston debt collection lawyers, serving businesses since 1992.
Led by Carlo Cellai, Esq., our lawyers bring extensive experience and an exceptional success rate to collection and business litigation.
Our work includes business-to-business litigation, commercial and individual debt collection, contract enforcement, and bankruptcy litigation. Cellai Law represents individuals and small businesses as well as large corporations, from limited liability companies to multi-national corporations, and has pursued and resolved cases for Massachusetts-based, national and international clients.
We search for debtors’ assets before beginning every case, so we know how to maximize leverage and your recovery. Our tools include bank account attachments, real estate attachments, reach and apply, negotiation, mediation, arbitration and litigation, through levies, sale of real estate, execution of judgments and wage garnishment.
Cellai Law is a fully staffed firm of attorneys and paralegals, nationally recognized for its commercial collections law, contract litigation and bankruptcy practice. Since 1992 we have given each client individualized attention.
Over thirty years’ experience in collection litigation and collection services for individual clients and large and small corporations. We have recovered on out-of-state and international judgments, accounts receivable, construction contracts and promissory notes.
RecoveredOur knowledge of the law, business and the court system lets us efficiently, effectively and aggressively recover your money, using bank account liens and garnishments, real estate liens, mechanics liens and wage garnishments.
RecoveredWe use professional resources and search methods to locate assets, relationships and very often hidden assets.
RecoveredWe serve secured and unsecured creditors with complaints to determine dischargeability of debts, debtor examinations and Motions for Relief from the Bankruptcy Stay.
RecoveredOver thirty years prosecuting and defending breach of contract actions in state and federal courts, arbitral tribunals and reference proceedings, including goods sold and delivered, consulting agreements and complex construction matters.
RecoveredBoston’s trusted providers of legal services relating to collection of brokerage commissions, breach of leases and construction disputes.
RecoveredEx parte bank attachments, real estate attachments, personal property attachments, keeper attachments, reach and apply injunctions, Rule 65 injunctions, and fraudulent conveyance claims.
Liens for sub-contractors, direct owners and general contractors, with guidance on credit applications and contracts, and help collecting on bad checks.
State District and Superior Court, Federal District Court in Massachusetts and New York, Federal Court of Claims and Bankruptcy Court, in jury trials, bench trials and arbitration.
“We search for assets before we begin every case, so we know where your leverage is.”
Principal
Has operated his own practice since graduating from New England School of Law in 1991, and drew frequent mentions in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly for aggressive, innovative theories and solutions. He has litigated, tried, collected, negotiated and resolved contract disputes from simple goods sold and delivered to complex breach of distribution agreements, commercial collections, bankruptcy and workouts, and has lectured at MCLE, the South Shore CPA Society and the Massachusetts Minority Contractors Association.
Trial attorney
Has practiced law for over 15 years through all stages of civil litigation, representing private business clients and individuals in business-to-business disputes, real estate and land disputes, elder abuse and other civil matters. His results include recovering $4 million in a case of attempted abuse of elderly client assets. He has practiced in the Superior, District and Probate Courts of Massachusetts and has served as guardian ad litem and conservator.
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Whether it is your first time pursuing debt collection, a breach of contract matter, or your company needs sophisticated counsel, Cellai Law Offices, P.C. will work for you.
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