Profession-aware
Sensitive to cost-disclosure and conduct considerations.
Legal practitioners
Debt recovery for legal practitioners
Unpaid legal fees are awkward to chase and sensitive to recover. Merion collects outstanding practitioner fees professionally and confidentially, so your firm's cash flow keeps pace with its work.
Law firms are experts in recovering other people's debts and often the worst at recovering their own. Chasing a former client for unpaid fees is uncomfortable, and the cost-disclosure and conduct rules add a layer most generalist collectors don't appreciate.
Merion recovers professional fees for legal practitioners discreetly and compliantly, mindful of the obligations that govern your profession.
How we help
Recovery tailored to how you get paid
Discreet & confidential
Contact that reflects the standing of your firm.
Fee-dispute ready
Clear, factual handling where a fee is in dispute.
Recover your own fees
You recover for everyone else — let us recover for you, confidentially.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Do you handle disputed legal fees?
Yes — disputed fees are reviewed factually with you; a clear approach resolves more than pressure.
Is recovery confidential?
Yes. Contact is discreet and information is handled with the confidentiality the profession expects.
What does it cost?
Commission only on what we recover, agreed in writing first.
Further reading
Guides that may help
The commercial debt recovery process, end to end
What actually happens after you refer an overdue account — every stage from verification to resolution, and what you can see at each step.
The credit-control playbook
The habits that measurably shorten the time it takes to get paid — none of which need new software, only consistency.
Unpaid invoice: the escalation timeline
A practical, day-by-day timeline for chasing an overdue commercial account — from the day it falls due to the point where referring it makes sense.
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Outstanding fees to recover?
Refer them confidentially — the appraisal is free.