Bankruptcy and Insolvency in UK Law
- Personal Insolvency Bankruptcy
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Global bankruptcy financial restructuring and insolvency group releases the Q2 2022 issue of International Restructuring Newswire
Our global bankruptcy financial restructuring and insolvency team has released its quarterly International Restructuring Newswire. Our new issue features articles from Singapore, the US, the Nether...
- Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 2016: Personal Insolvency Made Clearer
- Bankruptcy In The UK - Still Better? The Personal Insolvency Regime So Far
- Costs Issues When Bankruptcy Order Annulled Pursuant To Section 282(1)(a) Insolvency Act 1986
- Interesting Bits And Trends In Personal Insolvency - The Rise Of Bankruptcy Tourism In Recent Years
- Liquidators, Trustees in Bankruptcy and Administrators BEWARE: ATE Premiums & CFA Success Fees will Soon be Non-Recoverable in Insolvency Proceedings
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Dealing with insolvency in the construction supply chain (UK focus)
This round-up collates the information, analysis and guidance relating to insolvency issues shared by our Construction and Restructuring, Insolvency and Bankruptcy teams during the COVID-19 pandemic.... ... collates the information, analysis and guidance relating to insolvency issues shared by our Construction and Restructuring, Insolvency and Bankruptcy teams during the COVID-19 pandemic. For further information on any of the issues below, please get in touch with one of the Key Contacts ... Few ... ...
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Crowell’s Paul Muscutt Quoted in Car Dealer Magazine UK on Collapsed Car Finance Litigation Funder
Paul Muscutt was recently quoted in Car Dealer Magazine UK in an article covering the collapse of car finance litigation funder Woodville Consultants in a £330 million bankruptcy. Paul and Crowell’...... ... litigation funder Woodville Consultants in a £330 million bankruptcy. Paul and Crowell’s London Restructuring and Insolvency team have been ... ...
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UK Supreme Court confirms creditors’ ability to rely on unrecognised foreign judgments in bankruptcy proceedings
The case of Valeriy Ernestovich Drelle v Service-Terminal LLC[1] has, over recent years, caused lots of debate over whether unrecognised, unregistrable foreign judgments could form the basis of a b...
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