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Is your company at risk of insolvency? We’ll help you stay afloat, or ease the process if the worst happens.

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Insolvency Solicitors

We have a highly experienced and specialist team of 5 lawyers who deal with corporate insolvency. Our lawyers advise directors, creditors and Insolvency Practitioners.  We apply our experience and knowledge to get the best result for you, in your situation.

How we can help

Our services and experience include :-

  • Assistance with liquidation - ensuring that your business complies with the law with a creditors voluntary liquidation.
  • Winding Up - we represent creditors who decide that they want to issue a winding up petition. We also advise and represent debtors who have been served with a winding up petition and believe there are grounds to contest it or who generally need legal advice.
  • Advice for directors -  concerned about whether their company is insolvent and the risks of insolvent trading or where directors are facing action from the Insolvency Service for wrongful trading. We also advise company directors and often their spouses facing personal liability against their homes  due to enforcement of personal guarantees or liability for director loans.
  • Insolvency-related property law – we advise secured creditors on rights and options including LPA Receiverships. fraudulent-trading – we defend  company directors against serious allegations of insolvency related fraud.
  • Wrongful trading – typically where directors have allowed the company to continue to trade where they knew or ought to have known it was insolvent. We represent directors.
  • Director disqualifications – Advice for directors accused of serious misconduct in the lead up to insolvency may result in disqualification proceedings. 
  • Claims against directors
  • Restructuring advice - which may include whether the business or assets can be sold.
  • Negotiating with creditors in an attempt to avoid insolvency, and potentially agreeing a Creditors Voluntary Arrangement
  • Recovering money owed by an insolvent individual or company

 

Preferential transactions

These are when a company pays a creditor around the time it goes into insolvency, unfairly putting that creditor in a better position. Liquidators can look at these transactions and, if they find them unfair, get the money back and share it out more equally.

If you are going insolvent, we’ll help you avoid making preferential transactions and falling foul of the rules.

If you’re a creditor who has been found to have received a preferential payment, or you feel a creditor has been treated preferentially above you, we can explain your options and suggest what to do next.



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