We understand that insolvency can be distressing for a business and for the individuals involved, and approach insolvency matters with sensitivity and commerciality at the forefront. We deal with a range of insolvency matters whether individual or corporate.
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We regularly act for insolvency practitioners and/or company directors in relation to corporate disputes, and regularly advise on issues such as:
We also regularly attend court on winding up petitions where compulsory orders are being sought. We regularly advise on administrations and pre-packs. We can be flexible with costs, and will consider acting for insolvency practitioners on a conditional fee basis.
We also have considerable experience in advising and assisting people on the issues of bankruptcy, in particular in relation to issues concerning the matrimonial home and endeavouring to annul the bankruptcy.
We regularly act for former directors facing proceedings under the Director Disqualification Act 1986. We can offer practical advice and representation in relation to Disqualification Orders, undertakings and where a Disqualification Order has been made, an application seeking permission to act notwithstanding that disqualification.
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