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In article <6350iB2w164w@options.uujobs.com> jim@options.uujobs.com (Jim Johnson) writes:
>I need to collect a debt from a company in Virginia, and I've exhausted
>all of my non-lawyer possiblities. It's a very cut & dried situation, and
>I think a letter from a lawyer might do it; I'd like to avoid a lawsuit,
>but I need a someone who can follow through with it, if necessary.
>
>Any recommendations?
>
Two of my best friends are lawyers, and so is my brother, so I get all
my legal advice for free (not that I need any).

You may wish to contact Jay Trice in Alexandria, VA at the firm of
Willett & Trice. His number is (703) 548-1618.

You may wish to contact Joe Synan in Fredericksburg, VA at
(703) 373-4203.

I've known both these lawyers socially for over 15 years, and just
mentioning my name over the phone will probably get you at least 10 
minutes worth of their time for free.

If you choose to sue in small claims court, I believe you need to
name the owners of the business in your suit. You can't just sue
the business. That's an issue you need to have someone clarify
for you.

George B. Clark