Matthew Mills has recently published an article in Private Client Business on the effect of a local authority reorganisation order on a charity. Approximately 10%
We have a large team of restructuring and insolvency barristers, with expertise in all aspects of insolvency litigation and legal advisory work, including in cases with a significant international dimension. We are regularly nominated for awards and many of our barristers are ranked highly in the legal directories.
We work with clients across a broad range of sectors, including corporations, financial institutions, government bodies, pension schemes and partnerships, as well as private individuals and their estates. We have extensive experience working closely with solicitors, insolvency practitioners and other professional advisors, and pride ourselves on our collaborative approach.
Radcliffe Chambers barristers are able to advise on all aspects of solvent and insolvent corporate restructuring, including administrations, CVAs, restructuring plans and schemes of arrangement.
We work in all areas of corporate insolvency law, including administrations, liquidations receiverships and company voluntary arrangements. We have substantial experience in claims arising in these areas, including claims for the adjustment of prior transactions, misfeasance proceedings, wrongful and fraudulent trading, tracing and recovery of corporate assets, the appointment of provisional liquidators, private examinations, winding-up petitions, applications for rescission, validation orders, remuneration applications and disqualification proceedings. Several of our barristers have been appointed to the Attorney General’s panels and the Secretary of State’s panel for directors’ disqualification matters.
We also cover all aspects of personal insolvency law, including contested statutory demands, bankruptcy petitions, forum shopping disputes, validation orders, annulments, IVAs, sale and possession of property, tracing and recovery of assets, claims for the adjustment of prior transactions, private and public examinations, applications to limit disclosure of details, insolvency administration orders, trustee’s remuneration, suspensions from discharge and bankruptcy restrictions orders.
If you require a barrister, please contact Radcliffe Chambers by calling 020 7831 0081 or visit our contact page.
Our barristers have experience at all levels, from KCs to newly qualified juniors. This means that we can offer a comprehensive service, whether you need a multi-counsel team for a large scale, cross-jurisdictional case, an expert’s advice on a discrete point of law, or assistance obtaining urgent interlocutory relief, such as worldwide freezing orders or injunctions restraining the advertisement of winding up petitions.
Many of our barristers contribute to Insolvency Litigation: A Practical Guide, published by Sweet & Maxwell, which is co-authored by Adam Deacock.
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Radcliffe Chambers has vast experience in restructuring and insolvency matters. Past cases in this area include:
Matthew Mills has recently published an article in Private Client Business on the effect of a local authority reorganisation order on a charity. Approximately 10%
Peter Dodge was kindly invited by the Deutsch-Britische Juristenvereinigung e.V. and the British-German Jurists’ Association to speak at their joint conference in Wiesbaden on 13th
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