INSOLVENCY & LAW
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Companies House: New Director ID Rules Target Fraudsters
In an effort to reduce the number of faceless and fraudulent UK business owners, from…
Alert: Woodpile Media Limited – Insolvent and Still Trading
Our company alert this week relates to Woodpile Media Limited, a business and domestic software…
79th Group: The Webster Bankruptcies…
The position of the former The 79th Group directors has now entered a far more…
New Capital Link: A Case Study in How Not to Do Pre-Action Correspondence
Regular readers of this blog will already be familiar with New Capital Link, its associates,…
Why Delays Hamper Third-Party Action
The greatest enemy of third-party action is not the operator who caused the loss. It…
79th Group Update: The Webster Family Freezing Order…
A worldwide freezing order (WFO) was recently granted against David Webster and his sons Jake…
The 79th Group: When Law Meets Accountability
The story of The 79th Group is no longer just about a failed investment scheme.…
After the Tide Turns: Accountability and Silence in the Armstrong Infrastructure & Property Finance Loan Note Collapse
When the tide goes out, we see who’s been swimming in borrowed confidence, and for…
Third-Party Actions Part Two: How Creditors Build Real Recovery Claims
In Part One, we explained what third-party actions are and why they matter in insolvency.…
79th Group: The Gatekeepers, the Power Struggle, and the Silence
If you’re a loan note holder caught in the wreckage of the 79th Group, you’ve…
Third-Party Actions: The Hidden Path to Real Recovery
When a company funded by investors collapses, most investors assume that is the end of…
Ashbrookes Group Limited Update and Why Loan Note Holders Should Be Worried
John Street: From “approval in principle” to refusal If you hold an Ashbrookes Group Limited…
The Security Trustee in Investments: 9 Red Flags to Watch
When investing in loan notes linked to schemes such as The 79th Group, High Street…