Applying for Bankruptcy: We’re here to help
Of course, we all go through financially difficult times where we need to cut back on spending. However, for some people, debts can build up and they simply cannot clear [...]
Insolvencies to ‘spike from spring’
The number of companies going bust is set to increase as government support measures wear off. According to government figures, the total number of company insolvencies across all sectors in [...]
Breach of Contract and negligence: The case of Canham Consulting
In the recent case of Beattie Passive Norse Ltd (BPN) & Anor v Canham Consulting Ltd [2021] EWHC 1116 (TCC), Mr. Justice Fraser awarded the sum of £2000 to the [...]
Trends for litigation and the wider law sector for 2022
2020 and 2021 were difficult years for everyone in business - and the law industry didn’t avoid facing issues, complications, and problems to overcome too! As a result, our processes [...]
Property bosses banned for abusing tax regime
Various property bosses have been banned for abusing tax regimes. Owners of an East London property lettings company have been banned for a total of 13.5 years after abusing the [...]
A Right Set-Off
A right of set-off is often claimed by parties where they have competing claims against each other. What is a right of set-off and when and how does it [...]
Breach of Contract and negligence: The case of Canham Consulting
In the recent case of Beattie Passive Norse Ltd (BPN) & Anor v Canham Consulting Ltd [2021] EWHC 1116 (TCC), Mr. Justice Fraser awarded the sum of £2000 to the [...]
Did you know: Director’s duties continue after administration and liquidation?
Directors often believe that once a company is placed into administration or liquidation and an administrator or liquidator is appointed, they become absolved of any of their duties. That is [...]
What does litigation mean?
Simply, litigation refers to the process of dispute resolution and reaching a settlement at the earliest stage to avoid, if possible, expensive court action. Normally litigation happens between two parties [...]
The risk and reward of a Part 36 offer
How a case with an award of £10 in nominal damages was awarded costs of £200,000 Litigation is a costly process that shouldn’t be entered into lightly. Here’s a recent [...]