[RPPTL-constructionlaw] UCC Factoring Agreements and Subs Gone Out of Business
Croom, Janet
jcroom at verolaw.com
Mon Feb 13 11:45:45 PST 2012
Hypothetical: Client is Sub which has Sub-Sub that goes out of
business. Before going out of business, Sub-Sub retains Accounts
Receivable company. Pursuant to UCC/Florida statutes, Sub makes
payments to A/R firm, but accidently pays Sub-Sub 2 times. Sub-Sub
gone. A/R company pursuing Sub for 2 "unauthorized" payments made
directly to Sub-Sub, rather than A/R company. Additional facts which
may/may not be relevant: Bonded job; Request for Sworn Statement of
Account and 10 Day Written Notice Of Intent To Pay were served on
Sub-Sub before it went out of business, with no response, but I am not
sure any of that matters in the UCC world. Close to 6 figures at stake
for Sub having to essentially "pay twice."
Query: Anyone been successful in protecting construction client that is
being pursued by an A/R "factoring" company under the UCC/Florida
statutes?
Janet Carney Croom, Esquire
Board Certified - Construction Law
Board Certified - Business Litigation
Collins, Brown, Caldwell, Barkett & Garavaglia, Chartered
756 Beachland Boulevard
Vero Beach, FL 32963
Telephone: 772-231-4343
Fax: 772-234-5213
jcroom at verolaw.com <blocked::mailto:jburgess at verolaw.com>
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