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One hand in the cookie jar: Fraud and directors’ duties in insolvency
Luke Gregory
We can advise companies facing statutory demands and winding-up petitions. We regularly act for companies who need advice in challenging a statutory demand and obtaining injunctive relief to prevent the presentation of a winding-up petition where necessary. We also act for companies that are seeking to challenge orders obtained by third parties, including trustees in bankruptcy.
Our recent work advising companies includes:
- advising companies facing the threat of a statutory demand;
- advising companies challenging a statutory demand or winding-up petition;
- obtaining injunctive relief to restrain the presentation of a winding-up petition; and
- acting for a company challenging a third party debt order and a charging order obtained by trustees in bankruptcy on the basis that the ‘loan’ the orders are based on was in fact a settlement into a trust.
For more information, have a look at our frequently asked questions on insolvency litigation and read our case studies.
We can also advise: