How Our Firm Successfully Opposed a Motion for Summary Judgment:

In today’s business landscape, many small companies face significant financial challenges, particularly when it comes to securing necessary capital. This financial pressure has given rise to Merchant Cash Advances (MCAs), which are often marketed as quick liquidity solutions for businesses in need. However, not all MCAs are what they appear to be, and some, as our recent case demonstrates, cross the line into predatory lending.

In this recent case, we had the privilege of representing Suburban Waste Services, Inc., owned by Mr. David Dienno and Ms. Christina Bizzari, against claims brought by Kapitus Servicing, Inc. The lawsuit revolved around two Revenue-Based Factoring Agreements, where Kapitus alleged that our client had defaulted on their obligations, leading to a demand for over $353,000, including fees for breach of contract and returned payments.