Run Me My Money

Late payment isn't bad luck.

It's a calculation brands make about whether you'll chase — and how hard.

This toolkit is built for creator economy managers and talent agencies who are done being patient.

What this gives you:

Five sequenced letters - from day-one reminder through to Letter Before Action, fully drafted and ready to personalise

Statutory interest - most managers don't know they're owed more than the invoice. This toolkit shows you how to calculate it and include it in every letter

A decision tree - know your legal position before you send anything

An escalation strategy - who to copy in at each stage so the right decision maker knows this needs meaningful attention

What to do when they respond - disputes, delay tactics, low-ball offers, usage rights fights. Six real scenarios covered

A complete guide to issuing a County Court money claim - step by step, no jargon

The method is deliberately mechanical

When a brand sees the same professional sequence — every time, without exception — something shifts. You stop being someone they can delay. You become someone they know will always collect.

Built by Rae Gibbons-Fraser — solicitor (England & Wales), 20 years in commercial legal at Disney EMEA, Warner Bros. Discovery, Meta Creative X, and NBCUniversal.

England & Wales. B2B contracts only.

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