For some smaller firms, collections experiences in 2010 ranged from manageably sluggish to better than expected. For instance, Peter R. Spirgel, managing shareholder of New Jersey-based Flaster Greenberg, said his firm's collections experience in 2010 was "definitely better" than in recent years.
February 04, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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For midsize firms operating on a calendar fiscal year, collections experiences in 2010 ranged from manageably sluggish to better than expected.
Kevin F. McKeegan, managing partner of Pittsburgh-based Meyer Unkovic & Scott, said his firm actually found the collections process to be more difficult in 2010 than in 2009, though only very slightly.
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