Getting Paid: What to Do When Customers Don't Pay

Free live webinar

Online

Date & Time

Tuesday. 5 May
11 am NZST
45 minutes

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What You’ll Learn

When a customer doesn't pay, it puts real pressure on your business. Taking the right steps early can save you time, money, and the stress of chasing unpaid invoices.

To help you get paid and protect your business, LegalVision is hosting a free webinar, Getting Paid: What to Do When Customers Don't Pay. Join us when Jessica Prebble (Senior Associate) will discuss:

Join us on Tuesday. 5 May, at 11 am NZST, when Jessica Prebble (Senior Associate) will discuss:

navigating debt prevention, early intervention, and customer relationship management whilst pursuing debts;
formal demand processes, including statutory and letters of demand;
alternative dispute resolution versus litigation;
court proceedings - Disputes Tribunal vs District Court; and
identifying insolvency warning signs and protecting creditor positions.

About Jessica Prebble
Jessica is a Senior Associate at LegalVision New Zealand, specialising in dispute resolution and employment. She has significant experience in advising business owners in shareholder disputes, debt recovery, franchise disputes, intellectual property, and leasing disputes.

About LegalVision
LegalVision is a commercial law firm that provides unlimited legal support to SMEs and in-house teams through a fixed-fee membership. We help businesses manage all aspects of commercial and corporate law, including employment law, commercial contracts, mergers & acquisitions, intellectual property and business disputes with fast, practical advice, using custom-built tech to deliver predictable pricing and on-demand access to specialist lawyers across New Zealand, the UK and Australia. Visit legalvision.co.nz or call 0800 005 570 to contact our team.

Following the webinar, there will be a live Q&A. If you cannot make it, you can still register, and we will send you a copy of the recording. You are also eligible to receive a free legal consultation.