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Although many businesses will be lucky enough to not have required insolvency solicitors, corporate recovery can be required by any business.
For those that do, it can be an unpleasant experience for directors, shareholders, creditors and employees.
Taking the right advice early in the process will be crucial in protecting your interests, whether that is saving your business or recovering sums owed to you.
Insolvency
Our insolvency and corporate recovery solicitors are able to quickly identify the legal and factual issues involved and assist you with taking the decisive measures to limit risk and achieve your objectives.
As a director of a business seeking advice on restructuring or looking to enter formal insolvency procedures, such as administrations, liquidations or company voluntary arrangements, you will want to ensure the minimum possible exposure for creditors and employees and avoid being left with personal liability for any debts.
As an insolvency practitioner, you will want to maximise realisations and returns to creditors and ensure that there are assets to pay your professional fees.
Insolvency
Our insolvency and corporate recovery solicitors have a wealth of experience working with insolvency practitioners, creditors, companies and directors in this highly complex area of law.
We regularly advise businesses and directors at the outset of corporate insolvency proceedings to devise a tailored strategy going forward, including advising on the insolvency options available in situations where it is more beneficial or necessary to take proactive voluntary insolvency steps.
We also act on behalf of companies in respect of claims brought by insolvency practitioners, as well as acting for directors of businesses who are the subject of claims or proposed claims relating to antecedent transactions.
For insolvency practitioners, we advise on a complete range of insolvency matters from individual voluntary arrangements, bankruptcy and asset recovery, to corporate insolvency matters such as company voluntary arrangements, administrations, liquidations and receiverships.
Consistently recognised as a ‘Top Tier’ firm by The Legal 500 for our commercial litigation services, we have advised on several high-profile matters, including acting for the administrators of world-famous software games developer Eurocom Developments Limited and Nottingham’s prestigious Lace Market Hotel.
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For more information and advice on insolvency, please contact us on 01332 226 138 or complete the form below.
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