Debt Collection Law-Firm Selip & Stylianou Filed a Whopping 23,776 NY Debt Collection Cases In 2019

By: Robert J. Nahoum According to the New York State Unified Court System, the prolific debt collection law-firm Selip & Stylianou, LLP (formerly known as Cohen & Slamowitz) filed a staggering 23,776 New York debt collection lawsuits in 2019 which is slightly down from the 28,939 it filed in 2018.  Drilling down on the numbers: Nearly 3,000 in the Bronx […]

Debt Collection Law-Firm Selip & Stylianou Filed only 1,189 NY Debt Collection Cases In 2017

By: Robert J. Nahoum   According to the New York State Unified Court System, the prolific debt collection law-firm Selip & Stylianou, LLP filed a whopping only 1,189 New York debt collection lawsuits in 2017 which is considerably less than the over 16,000 is filed in the year before. Selip & Stylianou represents some of the most active debt buyers […]

NY Debt Collection Law-Firm Selip & Stylianou Filed 16,489 Collection Cases In 2016

By: Robert J. Nahoum According to the New York State Unified Court System, the infamous debt collection law-firm Selip & Stylianou, LLP filed a whopping 16,489 New York debt collection lawsuits in 2016 which is up slightly from the approximately 14,000 it filed the year before.  This included nearly 3,000 cases in Brooklyn the Civil Court alone. Selip & Stylianou […]

Sued By Colorado Capital Investments In New York or New Jersey?

By: Robert J. Nahoum THE PROBLEM: You have just been served was a summons and complaint.  Colorado Capital Investments is suing you for an old debt. WHO IS COLORADO CAPITAL INVESTMENTS?: Colorado Capital Investments is an infamous “debt buyerâ€, buying up portfolios of old debt from banks, credit card companies, hospitals, doctors, cell phone companies and car companies for pennies […]

NY Debt Collection Law-Firm Selip & Stylianou Filed 14,108 Collection Cases In 2015

By: Robert J. Nahoum The infamous debt collection law-firm Selip & Stylianou, LLP has a very busy year in 2015.  In what many believe was an attempt to escape its heinous reputation for abusing consumers, it changed its name from “Cohen & Slamowitz†to “Selip & Stylianouâ€.  What you call this debt collection mill is off little concern to the […]