Blenden Roth Law Firm
Collecting Commercial Debts and Judgments Since 1987.
Blenden Roth Law Firm
Collecting Commercial Debts and Judgments Since 1987.
The Blenden Roth Law Firm specializes in commercial collections, also referred to as business-to-business collections, as well as judgment collections. If a person or a business owes you money, we work diligently to collect what is owed to you. Attorneys Mark P. Blenden and David W. Roth have more than 45 years of combined experience in Texas collections law and judgment collections.
Mr. Blenden is well-known among his peers for his professionalism and ethics, earning an AV Preeminent Peer Review Rating by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest recognition possible in the legal industry.
Main Office
2217 Harwood Rd.
Bedford, TX 76021
(817) 318-7000
(817) 267-1992
The Blenden Roth Law Firm specializes in commercial collections, also referred to as business-to-business collections, as well as judgment collections. If a person or a business owes you money, we work diligently to collect what is owed.
The Blenden Roth Law Firm regularly handles:
Commercial collections
Judgment collections
Foreign judgment collections
Unsecured collections
Debtor and creditor matters
Creditors' rights
Commercial litigation
Texas debt collection
Admitted
Texas, 2003
Education
University of Houston, J.D., 2002
University of Dayton, B.S., 1996
Associations and memberships
North District of Texas Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Biographical details
Co-author, "Creditor Causes of Action: Pleadings and Proof," University of Texas School of Law CLE Seminar, Mastering the Art of Collecting Debts and Judgments
Co-author, "Maximizing Receivables - How To Get More Cash out of Your Collection Efforts," University of Houston Law Foundation CLE Seminar, Advising Businesses in a Troubled Economy
Speaker, Texas Bar CLE, Collections and Creditors Rights Course
Member, Roanoke Texas Toastmasters (DTM)
University of Houston
Juris Doctorate,
Admitted
Texas, 2003
Education
University of Houston, J.D., 2002
University of Dayton, B.S., 1996
Associations and memberships
North District of Texas Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Biographical details
Co-author, "Creditor Causes of Action: Pleadings and Proof," University of Texas School of Law CLE Seminar, Mastering the Art of Collecting Debts and Judgments
Co-author, "Maximizing Receivables - How To Get More Cash out of Your Collection Efforts," University of Houston Law Foundation CLE Seminar, Advising Businesses in a Troubled Economy
Speaker, Texas Bar CLE, Collections and Creditors Rights Course
Member, Roanoke Texas Toastmasters (DTM)
University of Houston Juris Doctorate,
Admitted
Kansas, 1974
Texas, 1978
Education
Washburn University of Topeka, J.D., with honors, 1974
Wichita State University, B.B.A., 1971
Military
Captain, USAF JAG, 1974-1978
Associations and memberships
Dallas Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Commercial Law League of America
Representative cases
Stewart v. United States Leasing Corporation, 702 S.W. 2d 288 (Tex. App. Houston, 1st Dist., 1985, no writ)
Continental Carbon Co. v. Sea-Land Service, 27 S.W. 3d 184 (Tex. App. Dallas 2000, pet. denied)
Biographical details
Author: "Creditor Causes of Action," "Service of Process and Default Judgments"
Frequent author and lecturer for CLE seminars sponsored by the State Bar of Texas, The University of Texas School of Law, and the University of Houston Law Center
Chaired the Receivership Turnover Sub-Committee for the Ancillary Proceedings Task Force, which proposed the initial post-judgement receivership rules to the Texas Supreme Court
Appointed by the Texas Supreme Court to the Process Server Review Board
In 2012, appointed Chairman of the Process Server Review Board
Admitted
Kansas, 1974
Texas, 1978
Education
Washburn University of Topeka, J.D., with honors, 1974
Wichita State University, B.B.A., 1971
Military
Captain, USAF JAG, 1974-1978
Associations and memberships
Dallas Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Commercial Law League of America
Representative cases
Stewart v. United States Leasing Corporation, 702 S.W. 2d 288 (Tex. App. Houston, 1st Dist., 1985, no writ)
Continental Carbon Co. v. Sea-Land Service, 27 S.W. 3d 184 (Tex. App. Dallas 2000, pet. denied)
Biographical details
Author: "Creditor Causes of Action," "Service of Process and Default Judgments"
Frequent author and lecturer for CLE seminars sponsored by the State Bar of Texas, The University of Texas School of Law, and the University of Houston Law Center
Chaired the Receivership Turnover Sub-Committee for the Ancillary Proceedings Task Force, which proposed the initial post-judgement receivership rules to the Texas Supreme Court
Appointed by the Texas Supreme Court to the Process Server Review Board
In 2012, appointed Chairman of the Process Server Review Board
The Blenden Roth Law Firm specializes in commercial collections, also referred to as business-to-business collections, as well as judgment collections. If a person or a business owes you money, we work diligently to collect what is owed to you. Attorneys Mark P. Blenden and David W. Roth have more than 45 years of combined experience in Texas collections law and judgment collections.
Mr. Blenden is well-known among his peers for his professionalism and ethics, earning an AV Preeminent Peer Review Rating by Martindale-Hubbell, the highest recognition possible in the legal industry.
Main Office
2217 Harwood Rd.
Bedford, TX 76021
(817) 318-7000
(817) 267-1992
The Blenden Roth Law Firm specializes in commercial collections, also referred to as business-to-business collections, as well as judgment collections. If a person or a business owes you money, we work diligently to collect what is owed.
The Blenden Roth Law Firm regularly handles:
Commercial collections
Judgment collections
Foreign judgment collections
Unsecured collections
Debtor and creditor matters
Creditors' rights
Commercial litigation
Texas debt collection
Admitted
Texas, 2003
Education
University of Houston, J.D., 2002
University of Dayton, B.S., 1996
Associations and memberships
North District of Texas Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Biographical details
Co-author, "Creditor Causes of Action: Pleadings and Proof," University of Texas School of Law CLE Seminar, Mastering the Art of Collecting Debts and Judgments
Co-author, "Maximizing Receivables - How To Get More Cash out of Your Collection Efforts," University of Houston Law Foundation CLE Seminar, Advising Businesses in a Troubled Economy
Speaker, Texas Bar CLE, Collections and Creditors Rights Course
Member, Roanoke Texas Toastmasters (DTM)
University of Houston
Juris Doctorate,
Admitted
Texas, 2003
Education
University of Houston, J.D., 2002
University of Dayton, B.S., 1996
Associations and memberships
North District of Texas Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Biographical details
Co-author, "Creditor Causes of Action: Pleadings and Proof," University of Texas School of Law CLE Seminar, Mastering the Art of Collecting Debts and Judgments
Co-author, "Maximizing Receivables - How To Get More Cash out of Your Collection Efforts," University of Houston Law Foundation CLE Seminar, Advising Businesses in a Troubled Economy
Speaker, Texas Bar CLE, Collections and Creditors Rights Course
Member, Roanoke Texas Toastmasters (DTM)
University of Houston Juris Doctorate,
Admitted
Kansas, 1974
Texas, 1978
Education
Washburn University of Topeka, J.D., with honors, 1974
Wichita State University, B.B.A., 1971
Military
Captain, USAF JAG, 1974-1978
Associations and memberships
Dallas Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Commercial Law League of America
Representative cases
Stewart v. United States Leasing Corporation, 702 S.W. 2d 288 (Tex. App. Houston, 1st Dist., 1985, no writ)
Continental Carbon Co. v. Sea-Land Service, 27 S.W. 3d 184 (Tex. App. Dallas 2000, pet. denied)
Biographical details
Author: "Creditor Causes of Action," "Service of Process and Default Judgments"
Frequent author and lecturer for CLE seminars sponsored by the State Bar of Texas, The University of Texas School of Law, and the University of Houston Law Center
Chaired the Receivership Turnover Sub-Committee for the Ancillary Proceedings Task Force, which proposed the initial post-judgement receivership rules to the Texas Supreme Court
Appointed by the Texas Supreme Court to the Process Server Review Board
In 2012, appointed Chairman of the Process Server Review Board
Admitted
Kansas, 1974
Texas, 1978
Education
Washburn University of Topeka, J.D., with honors, 1974
Wichita State University, B.B.A., 1971
Military
Captain, USAF JAG, 1974-1978
Associations and memberships
Dallas Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Commercial Law League of America
Representative cases
Stewart v. United States Leasing Corporation, 702 S.W. 2d 288 (Tex. App. Houston, 1st Dist., 1985, no writ)
Continental Carbon Co. v. Sea-Land Service, 27 S.W. 3d 184 (Tex. App. Dallas 2000, pet. denied)
Biographical details
Author: "Creditor Causes of Action," "Service of Process and Default Judgments"
Frequent author and lecturer for CLE seminars sponsored by the State Bar of Texas, The University of Texas School of Law, and the University of Houston Law Center
Chaired the Receivership Turnover Sub-Committee for the Ancillary Proceedings Task Force, which proposed the initial post-judgement receivership rules to the Texas Supreme Court
Appointed by the Texas Supreme Court to the Process Server Review Board
In 2012, appointed Chairman of the Process Server Review Board
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