About The Authors
Rob Fite
Rob Fite is Vice President of Receivables Management Solutions for the LexisNexis®, and brings with him nearly 20 years of experience in the fields of collections, credit, and risk management.
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Tom Sizer
Tom Sizer is Director of Receivables Management Product Management at LexisNexis®.
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Linda Straub Jones
Linda Straub Jones is the Bankruptcy Product Consultant for the LexisNexis Banko products at LexisNexis and has over 25 years experience in the credit/collections space.
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Mike Dozier
Mike Dozier is a Product Consultant at LexisNexis with 25 years of collections experience, responsible for developing solutions for the collections and recovery industry.
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Denise Cross
Denise Cross is a Senior Vertical Solutions Consultant at LexisNexis with over 24 years of collections operations experience and her primary focus is workflow analysis and design.
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David Noll
David Noll is a Product Manager responsible for developing Batch Solutions for the Collections and Recovery Industry at LexisNexis.
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Patrick Lunsford
Patrick is the senior editor of insideARM.com. Patrick edits the ARM insider and all content appearing on insideARM.com.
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Author Archives: Linda Straub Jones
What Creditors should do about Bankruptcy Fraud
In prior posts we discussed the problem of bankruptcy fraud and the most common types of fraud. The problem may seem daunting, but there are some things creditors should do – or at least consider – in order to avoid [...]
The 4 Most Common Types of Bankruptcy Fraud
In an earlier post we discussed the problem of bankruptcy fraud as it relates to creditors. But what exactly is bankruptcy fraud? There are 4 main types: Concealment of Assets: This is the most prevalent type of bankruptcy fraud and [...]
What Creditors Need to Know about Bankruptcy Fraud
This post is the first of a 3-part series that will look at the problem of bankruptcy fraud, the types of frauds creditors should watch for, and the steps creditors can take to avoid becoming a victim. There were just [...]
Reaping the Benefits of a Bankruptcy Management Program
Developing and committing to an effective Bankruptcy Management Program provides organizations the ability to anticipate bankruptcies before they happen. Identifying potential bankruptcies prior to filing allows businesses to respond proactively to recover as much debt as possible before the bankruptcy [...]
What Creditors should do about Bankruptcy Fraud
In prior posts we discussed the problem of bankruptcy fraud and the most common types of fraud. The problem may seem daunting, but there are some things creditors should do – or at least consider – in order to avoid becoming victims.
The 4 Most Common Types of Bankruptcy Fraud
In an earlier post we discussed the problem of bankruptcy fraud as it relates to creditors. But what exactly is bankruptcy fraud?
What Creditors Need to Know about Bankruptcy Fraud
This post is the first of a 3-part series that will look at the problem of bankruptcy fraud, the types of frauds creditors should watch for, and the steps creditors can take to avoid becoming a victim.
A Bankruptcy Product with Online Interactivity
Last year, LexisNexis launched Banko Events Montoring, a solution that automates the process of monitoring bankruptcy events and helps collections organizations improve efficiency, reduce cost and identify new sources of revenue.
What Creditors should do about Bankruptcy Fraud
In prior posts we discussed the problem of bankruptcy fraud and the most common types of fraud. The problem may seem daunting, but there are some things creditors should do – or at least consider – in order to avoid becoming victims.
The 4 Most Common Types of Bankruptcy Fraud
In an earlier post we discussed the problem of bankruptcy fraud as it relates to creditors. But what exactly is bankruptcy fraud?
What Creditors Need to Know about Bankruptcy Fraud
This post is the first of a 3-part series that will look at the problem of bankruptcy fraud, the types of frauds creditors should watch for, and the steps creditors can take to avoid becoming a victim.
Preparing for an Administrative Tidal Wave in the ARM Industry
Consumer bankruptcy filings surged in 2009, as expected. More than 1.4 million consumer filings were recorded last year, the most since 2005, the year new bankruptcy laws went into effect.
Ask The Experts: How Do Bankruptcy Information Products Work?
Question: I understand the need to get notified when my accounts are included in bankruptcy petitions, but how do the notification services work?
