Members of the Business Recovery & Insolvency team are located in each of our UK and
European offices.
Working closely with other teams within the firm, in particular the Corporate, Asset
Based Lending, Banking and Pensions teams, our turnaround and rescue specialists advise
clients on how to avoid formal insolvency proceedings, supporting the Government led enterprise and
rescue culture in modern business. We also provide practical, commercial legal support to boards of
company directors faced with financial difficulty to try and ensure that they comply with their
duties.
Our recent successes in cross-border administration applications pursuant to the EC Regulation
on Insolvency Proceedings demonstrate the strong links between the UK Business Recovery &
Insolvency team and our counterparts in Europe and the benefits of a full multi-jurisdictional
service approach appropriate to the international business world.
The strength of the team over such a wide geographical area means we always act quickly and can
be on site anywhere in the UK and most of Europe, with the capacity and experience to deal with
multi-site restructurings or insolvencies.
Within the team are specialists in all formal categories of insolvency ranging from bankruptcy
through voluntary arrangements to all forms of receiverships, administration and liquidation. We
also have a strong contentious team, including accredited mediators, who have a track record of
delivering successful solutions where disputes arise.
Our UK team of ten partners and 24 other fee earners is dedicated to serving our clients' needs
across the full range of the recovery and insolvency sector. Several of our UK lawyers are also
qualified as Insolvency Practitioners, although we do not take formal appointments. This ensures
that our clients receive commercial and impartial advice.
The Business Recovery & Insolvency team works with directors and management teams,
corporates, financial institutions and fellow insolvency professionals to ensure a maximum recovery
to stakeholders wherever a business faces financial difficulty. If you are an insolvency
practitioner, you may also have a statutory duty to appoint an independent trustee to the company's
pension scheme. Our pensions colleagues can provide this service. For further information click
here.
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