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JJB Sports Complete Company Voluntary Arrangement

By Law&Isolvency | Jul 27, 2010

JJB Sports owners are ‘delighted’ to have concluded their company voluntary arrangement (CVA) last month. The sports equipment retailer entered…

To Sell or Not to Sell: When is a Good Time to Cash In on Your Assets?

By Law&Isolvency | Jul 22, 2010

If you’ve been served with a winding up petition, selling your assets should be seriously considered as a viable option…

Premiership Football is a Rich Man’s Sport

By Law&Isolvency | Jul 15, 2010

Despite the popularity of football in England and the huge sums the sport generates, several well established clubs are facing…

Cardiff City Are Latest Victims of Premier League Financial Woes

By Law&Isolvency | Jul 8, 2010

Executives at Cardiff City have revealed they were unable to pay players’ wages last month due to financial difficulties. It…

Insolvency Practitioners to be Independently Regulated – About Time

By Law&Isolvency | Jul 1, 2010

Last week, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) released a report criticising the insolvency industry and calling for the establishment…

Pre Pack Administration Can Be a Stress-Free Zone

By Law&Isolvency | Jul 1, 2010

When a director decides they’re better off without their company’s liabilities and wants to move their assets to a new…

How Are Winding Up Petitions Dismissed and Withdrawn?

By Law&Isolvency | Jun 22, 2010

Cardiff City Football Club was celebrating last week after having their winding-up petition dismissed at the High Court.The Bluebirds settled…

RMJ Administration Boils Down to Facts and Law

By Law&Isolvency | Jun 22, 2010

It’s sad to hear the Refugee and Migrant Justice (RMJ) charity has gone into administration.  RMJ Chair Paul Gray says…