The Law Office of Jason Gang: Who They Are and What to Do If They Contact You About an MCA Balance

What The Law Office of Jason Gang is

The Law Office of Jason Gang, PLLC (jasongang.com), 1245 Hewlett Plaza #478, Hewlett, New York 11557, phone (646) 389-5610. Bankruptcy notices also carry the address as PO Box 478, Hewlett, NY 11557, and the Avvo directory lists an earlier office at 102-20 67th Drive, Suite 409, Forest Hills, Queens. The site describes a general practice law firm and lists real estate (closings, foreclosure, loan modification, landlord and tenant), small business formation, tax preparation, wills and trusts, and collections: debt collections, debt settlement and default judgments. The footer carries the New York City debt collection disclosure required by Title 6 RCNY section 5-77(h), which a firm prints when it collects debts from New York City residents.

Jason Adam Gang is the owner (Brooklyn Law School 2010, New York University 2007), admitted in New Jersey in 2010 and New York in 2011, with no misconduct on either licence record per Avvo as of September 24, 2026. Avvo lists his practice as 50 percent debt collection and 42 percent real estate, and shows one client review, a one-star review posted in April 2026 describing the office as rude and slow to communicate; treat that as one person's account, not a finding. The Better Business Bureau has no profile for the firm.

What it is not: a funder, a lender or a merchant cash advance provider. There is no Jason Gang advance, no factor rate and no reconciliation clause of its own. If our earlier page led you to expect any of those, disregard it.

Where it appears in the court record

CourtListener returns more than 70 federal dockets mentioning Jason Gang, almost all of them bankruptcy cases filed by small businesses and their owners between 2025 and 2026 in Florida, New Jersey, Texas, Montana, California, Oregon, Tennessee and New York. In those cases the office is listed on the debtor's creditor schedule or the court's mailing list, sometimes in the form Samson MCA LLC c/o Jason Gang Esq., 1245 Hewlett Plaza, and sometimes as the office itself, which tells you the funder had already placed the account with him before the merchant filed. Samson MCA is a New York merchant cash advance funder whose own suits, such as Samson MCA LLC v. Joseph A. Russo M.D. P.C. (4th Dept, August 11, 2023), were handled by other counsel, so the office's role is collections and placements rather than the funder's appellate work.

No regulatory action, disciplinary record or lawsuit against the firm itself was located in the sources checked. Our site formerly carried a second set of pages under the name Jason Gang Esq.; those now redirect here because they described the same person and office.

Why a business owner hears from the firm

Because a funder has placed a defaulted or disputed advance with it. The firm is the funder's agent; the agreement, the debit history, the personal guaranty and any UCC filing belong to the funder, and that paperwork decides what can be argued. The site lists default judgments as a service, so a letter from this office is usually the step before a summons, and the useful move is to identify the funder and the agreement now rather than after a default judgment.

What to establish from your own paperwork

• Which funder, which agreement and what balance. Ask in writing, at 1245 Hewlett Plaza #478, Hewlett, NY 11557, for the funder's name, the agreement date, the purchased and payback amounts, every debit taken and the balance claimed.
• Whether a suit has already been filed, and where. MCA agreements usually allow suit in any New York State court. Search NYSCEF for your business name and the guarantor's name; if a summons exists, the answer deadline runs from service, usually 20 or 30 days.
• The reconciliation clause. If revenue fell and the funder refused or ignored a reconciliation request, that is the centre of most MCA disputes. Pull the clause and the request history before you agree to anything.
• Whether the FDCPA applies. A merchant cash advance is a commercial transaction, so the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act generally does not apply. New York City's debt collection rules, attorney conduct rules and the general prohibitions on harassment and misrepresentation still do.
• Any UCC filing, confession of judgment or personal guaranty. These decide what can be reached and how fast. See how MCA debt relief works.

If a lawsuit has been filed

The plaintiff will be the funder, with the office as counsel. Answer before the deadline; a default judgment ends the negotiation and hands the funder enforcement tools. See what to do if a funder represented by The Law Office of Jason Gang sues.

Can the balance be settled?

Usually, if the underlying advance is real. The firm lists debt settlement as a service, and placed MCA balances settle within limits the funder sets; a documented revenue drop, bank statements and a realistic lump sum or schedule tend to be heard, before or after a suit is filed. Get the funder's sign-off in writing. See how a balance The Law Office of Jason Gang is collecting can be settled.

Business Debt Adjusters reviews the agreement, the debit history and any filings, and tells you what is realistic before you commit to anything.

Sources

• The Law Office of Jason Gang, PLLC website (practice areas including collections, debt settlement and default judgments; Hewlett address; NYC debt collection disclosure)
• Avvo profile: Jason Adam Gang (New York 2011, New Jersey 2010, no misconduct found; debt collection 50 percent of practice; one client review)
• CourtListener docket search: Jason Gang in federal bankruptcy dockets, 2025 to 2026 (creditor notice address, including Samson MCA LLC c/o Jason Gang Esq.)
• Samson MCA LLC v. Joseph A. Russo M.D. P.C. et al., App Div 4th Dept, August 11, 2023 (Samson MCA as an MCA plaintiff; other counsel of record)

Facts on this page were checked against the linked sources on September 24, 2026. Business Debt Adjusters is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorized to represent the company described.