Innovative solutions to maximize collection performance
We are a full-service collection law firm with practice areas including commercial, retail, financial, and construction collection matters, including secured and unsecured loans, representation in bankruptcy and probate court, and consumer-protection-law defense.
Our Process
Partner with a business
Contact the Consumer or Business Debtor
Negotiate Settlements
File Collection Lawsuits
Our Practice Areas
Kramer & Frank has represented creditors in all kinds of matters involving creditor rights since 1975. Our attorneys are experienced in consumer and commercial collections, representing secured creditors in replevin, repossession, foreclosure, and mechanic's lien cases, representing creditors in bankruptcy court, and representing creditors and debt collectors in consumer-protection litigation. Contact us to learn more!
Consumer Collections & Litigation
Kramer & Frank represents creditors in all types of consumer collection and litigation matters, including credit cards, unsecured loans, secured loans, foreclosure and repossession, health-care-provider bills, unpaid contracts, and deficiency actions.
Commercial Collections & Litigation
Kramer & Frank represents creditors when disputes arise with their commercial clients. Whether your dispute involves multiple parties, guaranties and guarantors, secured debt, unsecured debt, or franchise agreements, we can help.
FDCPA, FCRA, & Consumer-Protection-Law Defense
In the decades since its formation, Kramer & Frank has developed vast experience with the FDCPA, the FCRA, and the other alphabet-soup consumer-protection statutes. We can help defend you when consumer attorneys file claims against you.
Foreclosure, Replevin, Mechanic’s Liens
Creditors know that sometimes their borrowers fail to pay as agreed. When that happens, K&F can assist you in recovering your collateral and collecting any remaining balance.
Deficiency Collection & Litigation
Recovery of collateral is often only the first step in collecting a secured debt. Kramer & Frank can help guide you through the often difficult task of collecting your post-repossession deficiency.
Our Attorneys
Kramer & Frank formed in 1975 to assist creditors. Its attorneys developed vast experience in representing creditors in many different types of matters in the succeeding decades. Many of our attorneys have spent their entire careers representing creditors with K&F.
Compliance Experts
Kramer & Frank foresaw the explosion of compliance issues arising from the economic collapse in 2008-09. We developed a compliance program before Congress created the CFPB. See how our compliance experience can help protect you, your brand, and your consumers!
We represent all types of creditors: private and public companies; the financial services industry including secured and unsecured lenders, home mortgage lenders, and auto lenders; health-care providers; governmental entities; not-for-profit entities; individuals; student-loan issuers and servicers; debt purchasers; and judgment creditors.
Company Announcements:
CFPB
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Great news!
Kramer & Frank, P.C., and Sommars & Associates, LLC, are pleased to announce that they are combining their practices! Effective November 1, 2020, Donna Sommars will rejoin Kramer & Frank, where she began her legal career in 1987. Donna's associate for the past several years, Pamela Leonard, is also joining K&F. Donna and Pam are combining their experience with the experienced attorneys and staff at K&F to represent your firm effectively in creditors' rights, collections, and bankruptcy. We look forward to continuing to represent you for all your collections, bankruptcy, and creditors'-rights needs. We will continue to provide you with the utmost in compliance with applicable consumer protection laws.
Please contact Tim Bosslet or Donna Sommars for more information! If you contact Kramer & Frank, P.C. through this website, no attorney-client privilege is created. You should not transmit confidential information. For more information, view our disclaimer.
