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Free Educational Webinar for Small Business Owners
Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) financing is often marketed as fast and easy funding, but many business owners do not fully understand the repayment obligations, confession of judgment issues, UCC liens, bank levies, default judgments, or collection lawsuits that can arise from certain MCA agreements.
Join this free online educational webinar to learn:
• How Merchant Cash Advance agreements work 
• Common MCA contract provisions business owners overlook 
• What happens when payments become unaffordable 
• MCA lawsuits and default judgments explained 
• Frozen bank accounts and bank levies 
• UCC liens and their impact on businesses 
• Steps to take if you have already been sued 
• Options available when facing aggressive collections
This event is intended for educational purposes only and is designed to help business owners better understand the risks associated with Merchant Cash Advance financing.
Reserve your spot today.
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Dog Show, Doggie Yoga, Therapy Dogs, Storytimes, Treats, and More Take Over&nbsp;

 On June 14, Montague Street is going to the dogs. Literally.
For one afternoon, Brooklyn Heights' main commercial strip transforms into a neighborhood wide celebration of the four legged friends who make the community feel like home. From the beloved Brooklyn Heights Association Dog Show and outdoor yoga with pups to therapy dogs, family story times, pet organizations, treats, shopping, and dog friendly surprises, Dogs' Days on Montague Street offers something for animal lovers of every age.
The free event takes place from 12 to 5 p.m. on Montague Street between Clinton Street and Hicks Street as part of Montague Open Streets. Rain or shine.
The Dog Show Returns
The centerpiece of the day is the return of the Brooklyn Heights Association Dog Show at 1 p.m. on the Henry-to-Hicks block. A neighborhood favorite, the Dog Show brings together local dogs and their humans for an afternoon of friendly competition, community spirit, and plenty of tail wagging.
"The Dog Show has become one of our favorite annual traditions," said Kim Glickman, Deputy Director of the Brooklyn Heights Association. "Its wholesome fun at Open Streets allows the community to come together to both celebrate our canine pals and support the small businesses that line Montague Street.”
Neighbors are invited to register their dogs for the show&nbsp;<a href="https://thebha.org/civicrm/event/info/?reset=1&amp;id=113&amp;noFullMsg=true" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">here</a>, cheer from the sidelines, or simply come enjoy the scene.
Doggie Yoga, Story Time, and Therapy Dogs
Following the Dog Show, GTHR Yoga hosts Doggie Flow Yoga at 3 p.m. on the Henry-to-Hicks block. The relaxed outdoor session is designed for people and their pups. No experience required. Participants should bring their own mat and reserve a spot in advance<a href="https://app.arketa.co/gthryoga/checkout/1qvpV0AItIpdDo20hE9o" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"> here</a>.
Throughout the afternoon, author, teacher, and literacy specialist Lauren Fornoles, known to young readers as Early Bird, will lead interactive family storytimes at 12 p.m., 2 p.m., and 3 p.m. Drawing from her books Night Owl and Early Bird, Sheba the Alley Cat, and The Pearl Caper, the sessions blend storytelling, imagination, and a little animal magic. Best for children ages 4 to 7.
Visitors can also meet Eloise, a seven-year-old Saint Bernard therapy dog, neighborhood celebrity, and children's book star who has now added mixologist to her résumé. Guests can stop by to sample her brand-new line of mocktails made just for dogs and take a look at her book.
Representatives from The Good Dog Foundation will be on hand to share volunteer opportunities, neighbors from Hillside Dog Park will be out in force, along with the NYC Department of Health who will offer information on dog licensing, tick prevention, and responsible pet ownership.
Shopping, Treats, and Bites for Humans Too
Local businesses and vendors will bring plenty of ways to spoil your pup — and yourself.
City Chemist will offer a curated collection of designer dog toys, organic treats, elevated bowls, and custom collars. Gone to the Dogs will feature handcrafted pet apparel, leashes, accessories, and treats made right here in Brooklyn.
Humans will have plenty to enjoy, too. Chama Mama will offer complimentary tastes of its fan-favorite seasonal lemonade and Georgian specialties, while Marbré Bakery pops up with French madeleines and Flutter Butter brings gluten-free baked goods to the street.
Give Back: Help Stock a Local Food Pantry
Starting at 11 a.m., St. Ann's and Holy Trinity Church invites neighbors to help stock its food pantry with a table set up in front of 157 Montague Street through 3 p.m. Visitors are encouraged to bring non-perishable items — canned goods, pasta, rice, and peanut butter — to donate on the spot. A tag sale running alongside offers great finds, with all proceeds supporting local families in need. Clergy and church members will also have baked goods and dog treats to share, along with information about the church and its programs.
About Montague Open Streets
Dogs' Days on Montague Street is part of Montague Open Streets, the popular seasonal program that closes Montague Street between Clinton Street and Hicks Street to traffic and fills the neighborhood with free programming, food, shopping, performances, and community events.
"Dogs' Days is one of the highlights of our Open Streets season," said Kate Chura, Executive Director of the Montague Street BID. "It brings people out, fills our blocks with activity, and gives our local businesses a real boost. We love seeing the community come together this way,&nbsp; it's exactly what Montague Street is all about."
The program is presented by the Montague BID in collaboration with the Brooklyn Heights Association and the New York City Department of Transportation.

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Brooklyn MCA Lawsuit Help: Served With a Merchant Cash Advance Lawsuit in Brooklyn? Brooklyn MCA Defense Attorney
If you were recently served with a Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) lawsuit in Brooklyn, New York, time is critical.
Many business owners search for answers after receiving court papers, discovering a frozen bank account, learning of a bank levy, or finding out a default judgment has already been entered against them. The good news is that legal options may still be available.
Merchant Cash Advance disputes often involve aggressive collection tactics, including lawsuits, restraining notices, account freezes, UCC liens, judgments, and daily ACH withdrawals that can put significant pressure on a business. In some cases, business owners do not realize a lawsuit exists until money is removed from their account or a judgment appears.
Common situations we help business owners evaluate include:
&bull; Served with an MCA lawsuit in Brooklyn &bull; Frozen business bank account &bull; MCA bank levy or account restraint &bull; Default judgment entered against a business &bull; Merchant cash advance collections &bull; Multiple MCA agreements and stacked funding &bull; Excessive ACH withdrawals &bull; UCC lien disputes &bull; MCA settlement negotiations
The sooner a business owner responds, the more options may be available. Waiting can lead to additional collection activity, enforcement actions, and increased financial pressure.
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You should consider speaking with counsel familiar with MCA litigation and defense strategies as soon as possible.
A consultation can help identify who filed the lawsuit, whether deadlines exist, what defenses may be available, and what immediate steps can be taken to protect the business.
Credible Law helps business owners facing Merchant Cash Advance lawsuits, judgments, bank levies, frozen accounts, and collection actions.
Call (888) 201-0441 for a confidential consultation.
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