Eltman, Eltman & Cooper Announces DEEP LOOK: Free Judgment Portfolio Netback Analysis

New York – Eltman, Eltman & Cooper, the nation’s leading national judgment enforcement firm, is announcing the launch of DEEP LOOK, an innovative program that  utilizes sophisticated analytics to allow judgment holders to see the value they have overlooked in their judgment inventories.

The firm draws on years of specialized judgment work and proprietary databases to predict the number of employed debtors in a given pool with a high degree of accuracy. In addition, a proprietary model based specifically on the hundreds of thousands of judgment accounts handled by the firm can predict likely liquidation rates from judgment collections with far more accuracy than generic collection models.

“Many creditors are shocked at the value left in their dormant judgment portfolios when we show them the results of our Deep Look analysis,” Howard Barnard, the firm’s Director of Business Development, said. “Most of them have just warehoused their judgments. But once they see the number of jobs and other assets in their judgment portfolios they don’t need to be convinced to take a more active approach.”

Eltman’s industry-leading active approach includes employing former NYPD detectives as investigators, using a “forensic collections” method that tightly integrates the investigative and collection processes, and taking an “asset-based” approach to account management that maximizes the likelihood that once an asset has been found it will pay. In most cases, this strategy will substantially increase netback over the more commonly used approaches.

Deep Look is offered free of charge and without obligation after an initial evaluation. Interested creditors with more than 3000 judgments should contact Howard Barnard at (212) 660 3136 or HBarnard@eltmanlaw.com, or visit www.eltmanlaw.com.