I recover unpaid US invoices for European exporters — working the American side directly so you don't have to chase a debtor from across the Atlantic. No recovery, no fee.
Tell me about the invoice →A European company ships to a US buyer on open account terms. The buyer goes quiet. From Riga or Tallinn or Vilnius, there's no real way to chase it — a US law firm's retainer costs more than the invoice, and credit insurers won't touch accounts this size.
Most of these debts get written off not because they're uncollectible, but because the exporter has no one on the ground in the US. That's the gap this practice exists to close.
Invoice, contract or purchase order, and your contact history with the debtor. I review it and tell you honestly whether it's collectible — before anything moves forward, at no cost.
Locating the debtor and their assets, direct professional outreach, and escalation to a licensed US attorney only if the file genuinely needs legal pressure.
Recovered funds go to you. My fee is a pre-agreed percentage of what's actually collected — nothing recovered, nothing owed.
A percentage of the recovered amount, agreed in writing before any work begins. There are no retainers, no hourly fees, and no charges of any kind if nothing is recovered. The incentive is fully aligned — I only get paid if you do.
Recovery starts professional and firm, not scorched-earth. Many buyers pay once someone local, credible, and persistent is on the file — and some of those relationships survive. Where you want the door left open, that shapes the approach. Where you're done with them, it escalates.
Not at the start. Most files resolve through direct recovery work — locating the debtor, documented demands, and negotiation. If a file genuinely warrants legal action, it's handled by licensed US attorneys, and that step is discussed with you before it happens.
Fair question — you should ask it of anyone touching your money. I work in US debt recovery and asset enforcement as my profession, I'm a Latvian citizen, and I'll answer any question about the process directly before you commit to anything. Start with the free assessment; you risk nothing by asking.