Corporate insolvency
Content
When restructuring is not possible and formal insolvency the only option, we can advise on the best procedures for businesses.
How our corporate insolvency lawyers can help you
Our aim, wherever possible, is to help businesses avoid formal insolvency by restructuring or turnaround methods. However, when restructuring is not possible, we will advise on the best possible formal procedure. We advise directors, shareholders, creditors and insolvency practitioners in the areas of:
- administration
- liquidations (both compulsory and voluntary)
- voluntary arrangements for either companies or partnerships
- receiverships including fixed charge receiverships
Once formal insolvency has commenced, we will routinely work with insolvency practitioners to assist in the realisation of a company’s assets. This may involve transactional work or litigation to recover antecedent transactions or debts due to the company. We have extensive experience in dealing with the following:
- asset realisation including the sale of businesses and the assets of an insolvent company
- asset and debt recovery
- investigation and asset tracing
- recovery of foreign assets
- the sale of real estate/property
- the protection and realisation of intellectual property rights
- insolvent partnerships
We provide practical, commercial and results-driven advice on a discreet and confidential basis.
-
Our clients
We act for:
- management teams
- insolvency practitioners
- financial institutions including lenders, major banks, receivable financiers, private equity houses and asset-based lenders
Key contacts
