Powell, Rogers and Speaks, Inc.
About Powell, Rogers & Speaks, Inc.

Powell, Rogers & Speaks was formed in 1990 in direct response to the business community's need for a comprehensive approach to ever rising debt and delinquency.

Traditional collection agency approaches of credit damage and/or idle threats do not work in today's sophisticated society. The traditional law firm, with protracted litigation and little to no telephone follow-up with debtors, has also proven to be ineffectual.

Powell, Rogers & Speaks saw the inadequacies and merits of both approaches and was established combining the best of both. The firm is small enough to be responsive to our clients' needs and still large enough to meet the clients' goals and objectives.

Powell, Rogers & Speaks develops and employs the latest in telephone and mail contacts along with a legal staff to handle both litigation and telephone contacts. At Powell, Rogers & Speaks, our attorneys only work for our clients. Unlike traditional law firms, we do not handle the multiplicity of cases which can divert attention from our business clients' needs.

In today's society, it is necessary to employ new technologies to control delinquency.

Powell, Rogers & Speaks is in the forefront of developing new strategies for cash flow improvement. In order to remain highly competitive and build the most comprehensive approach to this modem day phenomenon, we have combined and optimized the latest technologies with continuous training of our staff.

Since its inception, Powell, Rogers & Speaks has designed custom programs and services to assist over four hundred prominent businesses, governments and schools nationwide. The firm's proven track record of success is demonstrated in our continuous growth and strong client retention. Further, Powell, Rogers & Speaks is committed to both our clients and staff as exhibited by our Mission Statement.

Powell, Rogers & Speaks remains fully committed to providing quality and professional services, as we remain on the cutting edge in technology, both of which are necessary to compete in a rapidly changing credit environment.