Peter Ackerman
New York City Debt Collections Attorney

At the White Plains law office of attorney Peter Ackerman, we have been collecting money for clients for more than fifteen years. Contact us today. We have the experience that gets results.

We do everything we can within the bounds of the law. Call us (914) 686-1200

Our law firm focuses on two areas: debt collection and insurance subrogation. Because we have specialized in that work for so long, we know all the complex issues and challenges surrounding collections work. We are also set up to provide personal attention so we can effectively take on the most difficult collection cases.

Bill Collections
Through attorney Peter Ackerman, our law firm has been collecting on debts for well over a decade. That experience is necessary in collections work. While some matters may only require a letter and a quick settlement, much of this work takes significant time and effort. We may need to file a lawsuit to get the debtor's attention, and with our litigation experience we can succeed in the courtroom. We may also  take the neccessary steps to reach and expose “hidden” assets when people or businesses try to hide them.

Insurance Subrogation
At the law firm of Peter Ackerman, we receive a significant amount of subrogation work from insurance companies because we are both skilled at going after at-fault drivers in accident cases or negligent businesses in property damage situations, and experienced at handling complex collection cases.

Our law firm works hard for all of our clients. If you're looking for that kind of aggressiveness in a collections attorney, or an insurance subrogation lawyer, contact us today.

Peter Ackerman
202 Mamaroneck Ave. Suite 500
White Plains, NY 10601
(914) 686-1200

From our White Plains law offices, we help people in Westchester County and throughout southeastern New York and New York City, including Long Island and the counties of Nassau, Suffolk, Orange, Dutchess, Rockland, Bronx, Queens, and Putnam, as well as the cities of Yonkers, New Rochelle, and Mount Vernon.