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Florida Statewide

Subrogation & Collections Attorneys

About UsOur Services

Results Matter! Trust Experience

Dedicated Representation
Personal Service
24/7 Claims Monitoring
Covering all 67 Florida Counties

CONNECT WITH US:
Julie@yatesandschiller.com
(561) 477-7729
For Pleadings Only:
pleadings@yatesandschiller.com

We have over 30 years’ experience exclusively representing creditors in insurance, commercial and consumer matters. We have handled thousands of claims on behalf of major national insurance carriers, rental car companies, municipality collections, banking institutions, manufacturers, distributors and vendors in every industry. We have also worked with hundreds of commercial collection agencies, third party insurance administrators and risk management companies.


Anywhere You Need

We file in all jurisdictions: Small Claims Court ($0-$8,000.00), County Court ($8,000.01-$50,000.00), & Circuit Court ($50,000.01+). We accept Post-Judgments matters even if obtained from another attorney.

Powerful Tools

With our ONLINE COLLECTION SOFTWARE, you have 24/7 online access to your claims. Run reports and get instant status updates via email. No need for calling or sending emails or letter for a status update.

 

Practice Areas


Insurance Subrogation


Subrogation is the assumption by a third party of another party's legal right to collect a debt or damages. It is a legal doctrine whereby one person is entitled to enforce the subsisting or revived rights of another for one's own benefit.

• Auto Property Damage
• Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist
   Coverage
• Commercial PIP
• Rental Car Recovery:

  • • Breach of contract for
       unauthorized driver
  • • Negligent driver recovery
  • • Renter Indemnification
  • • Damage to Rental Cars
• Construction Subrogation
• Worker's Compensation Subrogation
• Homeowner's Insurance Subrogation
• Arbitrations
• Recovery of Attorneys Fees and Cost Judgments

Commercial Collections


Commercial collections involves the collection of past-due receivables owed to a business by another business, or an individual for a business related debt.

Commercial Claims:

  • • Business to Business
  • • Personal Guarantors
  • • Doing Business As (DBAs)
  • • Also Known As (AKAs)
  • • Insurance Deductible Recovery
  • • Insurance Premium Recovery
  • • Domesticated Judgments

Streamlined Process

Accessibility

With our ONLINE COLLECTION SOFTWARE, you have 24/7 online access to your claims. You have the ability to log into our system and manage all of your claims individually or all at once and run reports.

Transparency

You get INSTANT STATUS UPDATES as they occur via email. No need for calling or sending emails or letter for a status report. We work on a task by task basis, so our ENTIRE OFFICE acts as a TEAM on your case.

Aggressive

Claims can be UPLOADED for immediate opening. We can work them in collections. only, moved on to litigation and then if not settled, on to the post-judgment collections using all of the available remedies provided to you by Florida Law.

Contact a member of our team to learn how we can represent you.

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Disclaimer

Licensed in the State of Florida only. The hiring of a lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely upon advertisement. Before, you decide, please ask us to send you free written information about our qualifications and experience. Should you choose to engage this firm to represent you or your company in any matter, we will forward to your attention a claim authorization/retainer agreement allowing this firm to represent your interests in any matter and explaining all terms and conditions of the representation. Before we can proceed with any claim on your behalf, we must receive the claim authorization form mentioned above and you may be required to forward to us, any additional paperwork or information necessary to effectuate your claim. The Rules Regulating The Florida Bar [4-1.5(f)(2)] require that contingent fee agreement must be signed.

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