Due Diligence
Starts Here

According to data collected and published by the American Bar Association (ABA), errors related to discovery or claim investigations lead to 8.8 percent (the third highest) of all legal malpractice claims. Now you can properly inform and advise your client while ensuring your firms DD has been completed for a very affordable monthly price.
Kevin Molony
Partner

WHY ARE LAW FIRMS SUBSCRIBING?

THE "READER'S DIGEST" VERSION OF HOW WE GOT HERE:

How our "LEGAL SERVICE" allows you to profit:

SAMPLE "NO ASSET" OPINION LETTER

SAMPLE "ASSETS LOCATED" OPINION LETTER

PLAINTIFF ATTORNEYS:

FAMILY LAW ATTORNEYS:

Family Law Attorneys:

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ASSETS WE FIND

Personal Records

  • DMV
  • DOB
  • Employment
  • Education
  • Criminal History
  • Relatives
  • Bankruptcy
  • Tax Liens
  • Judgments

Corporate & Business Interests

  • LLC
  • Corporation
  • Partnerships
  • Shareholders
  • Business Registrations
  • Liens

Real Property

  • Motor Vehicles
  • Boats
  • Aircraft
  • Real Property
  • Conveyances
PROTECT

YOUR CLIENT

Before any settlement is finalized between the parties, attorneys are under a continual duty to protect and preserve their client’s interests to the conclusion of representation.  Failure to perform due diligence via an asset search prior to any settlement could jeopardize a client’s claim and potentially leave them without recourse to pursue assets that would have otherwise aided in making the client whole.  Attorneys must use due diligence to discover whether the liable party has obtainable assets to make their client whole-above and beyond whatever insurance coverage exists.

Through an attorney’s due diligence of performing an asset of the liable party, legal counsel is able to more competently advise their clients in the matter.  Whether the asset report serves to reveal a lack of assets owned by the defendant or alternatively confirms a defendant’s assets in excess of insurance coverage, the client being informed prior to any finality of the case is paramount.  In all matters, an attorney has a duty to keep their client informed and obtaining an asset search aids that duty.

PROTECT

YOUR FIRM

While it is the duty of every attorney to protect and inform their client in all matters of representation; most attorneys lack the time and/or ability to perform a comprehensive asset report to share with their clients.  These days, almost all attorneys practice in a limited practice area (personal injury, bankruptcy, family law, etc..) and thus the implementation of an asset search performed by a law firm that practices exclusively in judgment enforcement and asset searches is vital.  By delegating this review to the law firm of Angell Molony, it allows a firm to maximize its time and resources in its specific practice area while protecting from potential claims of failure to investigate or perform due diligence.  Protect and inform your client first and foremost, but also protect your firm by allowing Angell Molony to perform an asset search and accompanying opinion letter.