One gateway to global collection!
KSO Law Firm offers an outstanding service in debt collecting to clients residing in Iceland and in Europe. We specialize in defaulting payments and debtors attempting to abscond from their debts. The firm also has comprehensive experience and knowledge in handling other forms of debt collection. KSO Law Firm is the Icelandic member of EuroCollectNet Lawyers (ECN), a unique international association of independent lawyers specialized in debt collections in Europe and beyond Europe.
Whether you are owed a small or large amount, whether it’s a single case or high volume, whether it’s B2B or B2C, the team behind KSO Law Firm are at your service with the solution.
International connections
KSO Law Firm is the Icelandic member of EuroCollectNet Lawyers (ECN), a unique international association of independent lawyers specialized in debt collections in Europe and beyond Europe.
Credit information Know your customer
We supply global risk and credit reports through our partners. KSO Law Firm is a member of FCIB, The Finance, Credit and International Business Association, www.fcibglobal.com, an international organisation that deals with credit management, export finance and has been continuing education in these areas for its members and others for 96 years.
We value your time
Swift response, transparency and blunt status reports, professional and honest advice for the sensible next step for creditors is the key factor of our service.
Whether you are owed a small or large amount, whether it’s a single case or high volume, whether it’s B2B or B2C, the team behind KSO Law Firm are at your service with the solution.
Further service for creditors
We offer to provide credit reports within 24 hours, and naturally amicable collection to begin with, and propose court collection after a short analysis of the case and the status of the debtor in question if amicable efforts do not suffice. In addition there is a possibility to establish a ”claim watch” for creditors having claims towards insolvent debtors, and evidently to lodge claims towards bankruptcy estates.