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State-licensed debt collection institute § 118 GewO 1994 · GISA 32140156
Licensed in AT and DE · OGH-confirmed

Debt collection for every industry and size.

Whether you are a freelancer, an SME, a law firm or a corporate group: incaseof.law collects your unpaid claims. You keep 100% of the principal claim, and the debtor in default bears the cost of the delay.

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Guide

Which page fits you?

Three questions lead you to the right page. If you already know which claim is outstanding, you can submit the claim directly. The process in three steps is set out under how incaseof.law works.

Question 01

How big is your business?

Question 02

Whose claim are you handing over?

Question 03

Which claim is outstanding?

By audience

Choose your area.

incaseof.law gets your money back: 100% of the claim stays with you, the debtor in default bears the cost of the delay. Start with the role that matches your business.

By industry

incaseof.law knows the typical claims in your industry.

Do you manage unpaid claims continuously and across many customers? This is how digital receivables management for businesses works. Do you run a chimney sweep business? Then debt collection for chimney sweeps is the right page.

In brief

Who does incaseof.law work for?

incaseof.law works for businesses of every size that hold unpaid claims: from freelancers and SMEs to law firms, property managers, corporate groups and online retailers. As a debt collection institute licensed in Austria and Germany, incaseof.law collects your claim. In 2026 you keep 100% of the principal claim, and the debtor in default bears the cost of the delay.

incaseof.law, licensed in Austria and Germany (GISA 32140156). As at 2026.

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Frequently asked

Questions about industries and audiences.

Whether your industry is covered, at what size it is worth it, who may hand over claims for third parties. Your question not listed? We answer personally.

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incaseof.law collects unpaid claims for businesses in every industry, among them trades, hospitality, e-commerce, construction, retail and services. What decides is not the industry but a justified unpaid claim against a debtor in default.
From a freelancer with a single unpaid invoice to a corporate group with automated handover out of its own system. incaseof.law works without a minimum volume and without a contract, so you hand over one claim or a thousand.
Yes. The pages on this hub show typical cases, but they are not a condition. As long as a justified unpaid claim against a company or a private individual exists, incaseof.law takes over the collection.
You keep 100% of your principal claim. The collection costs caused by the default are borne by the debtor in default, not by you as the creditor. You will find the details on the page about debt collection costs.
Yes. Freelancers and small businesses in particular rarely have time to chase unpaid invoices. incaseof.law takes over the entire collection so that you can concentrate on your work.
Yes. Law firms have client claims collected, property managers recover outstanding service charges and rent. You do not have to build your own collection department for that.
Yes. incaseof.law is a licensed debt collection institute in Austria and Germany. The approach is confirmed by the OGH (Austrian Supreme Court); collection starts out of court and continues in court where necessary.
In a few minutes. You submit the unpaid claim online, then incaseof.law takes over the collection. Engagement is subject to the terms; there is no minimum volume.

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