Terhi Sygrove
Recoveries Manager
Terhi Sygrove is a debt recovery specialist and head of the debt recovery department at our Lace Market, Nottingham Office.
Expertise
- Commercial and Consumer Debt Recovery
- Credit Control
- Debt Recovery for Landlords & Tenants
Approach
Terhi is able to provide expert legal advice on commercial and consumer debt recovery and credit control across the UK.
Terhi represents unpaid creditors, suppliers, liquidators and also advises on credit control procedures and practice. Terhi is a committee member of the East Midlands Branch of the Chartered Institute of Credit Management. Previously, she represented the firm in the League International for Creditors (LIC), a global network of credit and legal professionals. She is based at our Lace Market office in the heart of Nottingham.
Terhi also advises and represents landlords and letting agents in relation to the recovery of rent arrears and possession proceedings.
As part of the dispute resolution department, she supports the team in other litigation disputes, particularly in relation to disputed small claims and insolvency matters.
Experience
Memberships & Accreditations
Committee Member of the East Midlands Branch of the Chartered Institute of Credit Management
League International for Creditors (LIC)
- The Lace Market
- t.sygrove@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 910 6269
Experience
Memberships & Accreditations
Committee Member of the East Midlands Branch of the Chartered Institute of Credit Management
League International for Creditors (LIC)
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