The Defendant Has Not Written You the Check, Now What?

Originally published in The Federal Lawyer, February 2010. Reprinted with permission. Copyright The Federal Lawyer.

By David J. Cook

This article provides a field manual for dealing with a defendant or judgment debtor who fraudulently conveys assets in the face of a high dollar judgment.

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