Forbes' insolvency litigation solicitors offer expert legal advice on insolvency litigation. Our insolvency litigation team can assist with a range of issues, including claims against directors, misfeasance claims, preference claims and more. We understand the complexities of insolvency law and work closely with our clients to achieve the best possible outcome.
If your business is in financial difficulty we have the expertise to assist at an early stage to potentially avoid the need to enter into an insolvency process. Our expert corporate finance team can provide advice on business restructuring and refinancing. If insolvency become inevitable, our team is able to advise on the following:
Misfeasance and breach of duty
Preference
Transactions at an undervalue
Director's disqualification
Section 216/217 prohibited names legislation
If your business is in financial difficulty we have the expertise to assist at an early stage to potentially avoid the need to enter into an insolvency process. Our expert corporate finance team can provide advice on business restructuring and refinancing. If insolvency become inevitable, our team is able to advise on the following:
Misfeasance and breach of duty
Preference
Transactions at an undervalue
Director's disqualification
Section 216/217 prohibited names legislation
Bankruptcies
Winding up Petitions
Creditors Voluntary Arrangements
Directors disqualification
Misfeasance and directors duties
Use of prohibited names
Transactions defrauding creditors
Transfers at an undervalue
Bankruptcies
Winding up Petitions
Creditors Voluntary Arrangements
Directors disqualification
Misfeasance and directors duties
Use of prohibited names
Transactions defrauding creditors
Transfers at an undervalue
Our insolvency litigation solicitors are dedicated to providing exceptional legal services to clients facing financial difficulties. With years of experience in the field, we have a proven track record of successfully representing clients in complex insolvency cases. Our team of experts are committed to providing personalised solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. We pride ourselves on our professionalism, integrity, and commitment to achieving the best possible outcome for our clients. Choose us for reliable, effective, and efficient legal representation in insolvency litigation matters.
Our insolvency litigation solicitors are dedicated to providing exceptional legal services to clients facing financial difficulties. With years of experience in the field, we have a proven track record of successfully representing clients in complex insolvency cases. Our team of experts are committed to providing personalised solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. We pride ourselves on our professionalism, integrity, and commitment to achieving the best possible outcome for our clients. Choose us for reliable, effective, and efficient legal representation in insolvency litigation matters.
Our insolvency litigation solicitors help individuals, businesses, creditors, and insolvency practitioners with legal issues related to insolvency, bankruptcy, and restructuring.
How can our insolvency litigation lawyers help?
We can assist with debt recovery, creditor negotiations, and court proceedings. Our team has extensive experience in handling complex insolvency matters and can provide practical solutions to help clients navigate through difficult financial situations. We work closely with clients to understand their unique needs and goals, and provide tailored advice and support to achieve the best possible outcome.
What are the common types of insolvency litigation?
The common types of insolvency litigation include preference claims, wrongful trading claims, fraudulent trading claims, and misfeasance claims. Preference claims involve recovering payments made to creditors before the insolvency, while wrongful trading claims involve directors continuing to trade when they knew or should have known the company was insolvent. Fraudulent trading claims involve directors knowingly carrying on business with the intent to defraud creditors, and misfeasance claims involve directors breaching their duties and causing loss to the company.