From corporate training to EdTech subscriptions—collect what you're owed at just 15% contingency
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You deliver employee training programs to Fortune 500 companies, but clients refuse to pay after training completion. Invoices go unpaid despite signed contracts and delivered services.
Employer-sponsored tuition reimbursement agreements collapse when companies stop paying for employee education after course completion. Employee still owes while employer claims hardship.
Event organizers book your speakers and training content but refuse to pay speaker fees and vendor payments. Educational conferences leave trainers and educators unpaid.
School districts and corporate learning departments stop paying for learning management systems, online course platforms, and education technology subscriptions mid-contract.
Professional development providers deliver accredited continuing education courses but invoices for CE credits remain unpaid by healthcare, legal, and accounting clients.
Custom curriculum design, instructional consulting, and course development work gets delivered but clients dispute invoices or simply ghost educational consultants.
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Anonymized case studies from recent collections
A corporate training company delivered a 6-month executive leadership program to a Fortune 500 client under a signed training agreement. The client refused final payment claiming incomplete delivery despite completion. We analyzed the training agreement, reviewed delivery documentation, and secured full recovery through negotiated settlement backed by strong litigation posture.
A school district defaulted on a multi-year learning management system license agreement worth $118K in annual subscription fees. The district claimed budget constraints to avoid payment. We leveraged California education code provisions and SaaS licensing law to recover the full amount through settlement negotiations within 14 weeks.
A professional development consulting firm designed custom leadership curriculum for a consulting firm client. After curriculum delivery, the client refused to pay the $28K contract balance. We evaluated the consulting agreement and custom work deliverables under California contract law to recover the full amount in 8 weeks.
Specialized protections for education and training service providers
California Education Code Section 94903 and related provisions protect private postsecondary education institutions and training providers. These statutes establish strong contract enforcement for education agreements and payment obligations.
Curriculum materials, instructional content, and educational goods sold to schools and training companies are protected under Uniform Commercial Code Article 2, providing recovery remedies for non-payment and breach.
Attorney fees recovery in contracts with fee-shifting clauses. Many training and education service agreements include these provisions, allowing recovery of legal costs to reduce your net collection expense.
Unfair business practices statute provides remedies against debtors engaging in fraud or bad faith non-payment on education contracts. Supports both recovery and fee-shifting in egregious cases.
Strong contract enforcement for training agreements, education service contracts, and EdTech licensing terms. Courts respect properly drafted education service agreements and enforce liquidated damages provisions.
California recognizes breach of contract claims for non-payment on education services, training programs, and curriculum delivery. Courts provide damages for lost revenue, cost recovery, and consequential damages.
See how much you save at every claim size
| Claim Amount | LegalCollects (15%) | Traditional Agency (33%) | Your Savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10,000 | $1,500 fee | $8,500 recovered | $3,300 fee | $6,700 recovered | $1,800 |
| $25,000 | $3,750 fee | $21,250 recovered | $8,250 fee | $16,750 recovered | $4,500 |
| $50,000 | $7,500 fee | $42,500 recovered | $16,500 fee | $33,500 recovered | $9,000 |
| $100,000 | $15,000 fee | $85,000 recovered | $33,000 fee | $67,000 recovered | $18,000 |
Everything you need to know about education debt collection
We specialize in corporate training contract non-payment, employer tuition reimbursement defaults, conference and seminar vendor non-payment, LMS and EdTech subscription defaults, continuing education provider non-payment, and curriculum development and educational consulting disputes. Our expertise covers B2B education and training service collections across California with deep understanding of training agreements, education code provisions, and corporate learning contracts.
Education and training services involve complex contractual issues like training agreements, corporate sponsorship contracts, and EdTech licensing disputes that general debt collectors don't understand. We specialize in California's education code provisions, UCC Article 2 for educational materials, and the nuances of training and education service contracts.
We maintain a strong success rate by understanding the contractual complexities of education and training disputes. We pursue negotiated settlements first, backed by litigation expertise in education law and training agreements. Our team has recovered hundreds of thousands across training providers, EdTech platforms, and educational consulting firms.
We work on 15% contingency for most education and training services cases. You pay only if we recover. There are no upfront costs, no retainers, and no hidden fees. Use our calculator above to see your savings compared to traditional 33% collection agencies.
Most education and training service disputes settle within 30-90 days through negotiation and legal pressure. Litigation cases may take 6-12 months depending on complexity. We pursue the most efficient path while building a strong legal record for your claim.
Yes. Corporate training contract non-payment is one of our core specialties. We leverage California contract law and training-specific agreements to recover unpaid training services, curriculum delivery, and instructor fees from Fortune 500 companies and mid-market corporations. Even major clients cannot simply refuse payment for delivered training services.
Yes. School districts and corporate learning departments often stop paying for LMS licenses, online course platforms, and education technology subscriptions. We understand education technology licensing, subscription agreements, and California's education code to pursue collection on these disputes. SaaS subscriptions and digital services are enforceable contracts that debtors cannot simply abandon.
Yes. Employer-sponsored tuition reimbursement programs sometimes default when training is complete. We evaluate the reimbursement agreement, employer liability, and California employment law to recover unpaid tuition and educational services. Many companies claim financial hardship to avoid their reimbursement obligations—we can overcome these defenses.
Event organizers and conference hosts sometimes fail to pay speakers, trainers, and educational content providers. We pursue collection on speaker fees, vendor payments, and education content licensing disputes using California contract law and unfair business practices statutes. Professional educators deserve to get paid for their services.
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