The Debtor and Creditor Law Chronicles list allows you to market to legal professionals who purchase law books and publications to stay current in their legal field of expertise. These attorneys buy through various multi-channels to learn about changing regulations, new rulings, court cases, and other legal matters. Debtor and creditor legal experts specialize in advising consumers and businesses on their rights when collecting a debt or repaying a debt.

This marketing and mailing list puts you in direct contact with lawyers, attorneys, and legal counselors who practice law in protecting the rights of individuals who loan money (creditor) and those who owe (debtor.) As the legal field continues to evolve and expand, these law professionals stay abreast of current developments by subscribing to or buying law books, reference books, newsletters, publications, periodicals, journals, magazines, booklets, digests, and legal reviews. These publications provide attorneys with the most updated information in areas such as court rulings, legal regulations, consumer law, contractual law, collections, fair practices, and business law. Debtors are individuals or businesses who owe money to another individual or business. They hold mortgages, car loans, student loans, unsecured credit, and secured credit. If the debtor fails to make timely payments, the creditor may issue demand letters, wage garnishments, levies, collection efforts through a collection agency, or have the merchandise repossessed or foreclosed. These attorneys and lawyers can represent either the debtor or the creditor in a court of law. Debtors may file for a Chapter 11 or 13, file bankruptcy, reach an amicable solution through arbitration, or make structured payments.  These attorneys work with paralegals, debt collectors, judges, justices, law clerks, legal assistants, financial institutions, legal secretaries, court reporters, arbitrators, and magistrates. You will find Debtor and creditor law attorneys employed in private practice, partnerships, corporations, and law firms. 

Besides legal publications and books, attorneys purchase related products such as upscale business attire, office furniture, wall décor, client files, legal software, computers, office supplies, marketing and promotional supplies, portfolios, business cards, accounting supplies, conference room supplies, legal documents, briefcases, tape recorders, bookshelves, and cellular phones to perform their duties.

The Debtor and Creditor Law Chronicles list is ideal for  marketing agencies, legal supply providers, credit card issuers, banking institutions, consumer agencies, credit reporting agencies, apparel providers, book publishers, legal associations, trade publications, consumer magazine publishers, debt consolidators, continuing education providers, e-reader suppliers, DVD and video retailers, office supply providers, furniture providers, electronics providers.