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Legal Recession Strategies

Posted on | July 9, 2009 | No Comments

Attorney Sheri Wortman from McHenry Haszard, Hansen, Roth and Hupp, P.C. (Lincoln, NE) talks about how to deal with collections, working with creditors and if needed, options and steps for dissolving the business. (http://mchenrylaw.com) View Video

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