The specialist Commercial Insolvency and Restructuring team at BTMK can help businesses restructure without the need for a formal insolvency.
But where restructuring is not possible, we can advise on all aspects of both personal and corporate insolvency procedures.
Restructuring is often the first stage in the process of agreeing a way forward to manage the repayment of debt, without the need for a formal insolvency.
We understand the need for commercial awareness, using our experience and expert communication skills to deal with those in these difficult situations.
If a restructure is not possible, the specialists at BTMK can advise you on all aspects of commercial and corporate insolvency procedures.
Our insolvency and restructuring experts also work alongside professional advisers to secure the best outcome for our clients.
BTMK’s lawyers can support you throughout the restructuring process, negotiating agreements and repayment schedules to enable the debtor to pay off the debt without becoming insolvent.
Our insolvency lawyers act for both debtors or creditors and we have huge amounts of experience in this complex and contentious area of law.
We can help with all stages of the insolvency process, from negotiating company voluntary arrangements, administration, receivership and the liquidation stage, where assets are used to pay off outstanding debts.
We act for individuals and companies whether debtors or creditors in financial difficulties, bringing our decades of expertise in business and superior negotiation to this hugely complex area of law.
The specialist team at BTMK has helped a range of businesses from small companies through to large organisations and corporations. When a business is in financial difficulty, we can also advise any shareholders and creditors.
We can advise you on appointing insolvency office holders, the sale of assets and in resolving disputes, whether the insolvency matter is commercial or personal.
The BTMK insolvency specialists act on the sale and purchase of insolvent businesses or its assets, working directly with businesses or insolvency practitioners.
Importantly, we work closely with BTMK’s corporate team making sure all corporate regulations or legislation is covered, and dedicating as much resource as is necessary to urgent and time-sensitive matters.
If you’re a director and you’re facing litigation or disqualification following the failure of a company, the team at BTMK can act for you personally.
We regularly bring and defend claims for preferences, director or officers’ fraud, transactions at an undervalue, unlawful dividends, misfeasance and wrongful trading. We work with specialist barristers in this field and we’ve got experience in acting in a whole range of insolvency situations including a recent Special Administration which was one of the first of its kind in the country.
The BTMK lawyers provide corporate and insolvency advisory support. This might be on an office-holders’ role or in relation to technical points concerning a liquidation, administration or a bankruptcy or potential bankruptcy.
Our team is regularly brought in for specialist advice before any process becomes final, and to help a potential office-holder plan the best route forward.
BTMK helps clients and insolvency practitioners in matters of asset and debt recovery as part of an insolvent estate. We act in complex asset recoveries and other general book debts for the benefit of creditors and debtors.
We offer a full-scale service on flexible funding arrangements and our litigation team has the experience to obtain interim injunctions if assets are at risk of dissipation before enforcement can take place.
Insolvency practitioners regularly instruct the BTMK restructuring and insolvency team to recover possession of properties for the benefit of a bankruptcy or the liquidation of an estate.
We know it’s important to deal with these claims quickly and cost effectively and understand the unique challenges of this area of law. We have the experience to deal with difficult owners, and ensure that orders are obtained swiftly and the property recovered for the benefit of the insolvent estate.
When a Retention of Title clause needs to be interpreted, you specialist, high quality-advice and quickly too.
The consequences of getting it wrong can be disastrous and could lead to you facing injunction proceedings or claims for damages.
Our team provides support for insolvency practitioners faced with wrong dealings in regards to Retention of Title clauses. We have the expertise and experience to guide you through this complex area of law, quickly and cost effectively.
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