Insolvency & Law Blog

Unleashing the Power of a Statutory Demand Letter

By forumadmin | Jun 6, 2023 | Comments Off on Unleashing the Power of a Statutory Demand Letter

When it comes to recovering a debt, it’s not just about making demands. It’s about following theright legal procedures to…

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DeTrafford’s Gallery Gardens: Investors Seek Justice

By forumadmin | Jun 2, 2023 | Comments Off on DeTrafford’s Gallery Gardens: Investors Seek Justice

Revelations surrounding the collapse of two companies behind the ambitious £94m Gallery Gardens development in Manchester have left a trail…

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DeTrafford Downfall: Collapsed Ventures and Investor Claims

By forumadmin | May 22, 2023 | Comments Off on DeTrafford Downfall: Collapsed Ventures and Investor Claims
DeTrafford

The recent financial collapse of multiple DeTrafford property development companies has significantly impacted investors. With failed projects and rising debts,…

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Construction Firms Face Financial Pressure, Leading to Insolvency

By forumadmin | May 18, 2023 | Comments Off on Construction Firms Face Financial Pressure, Leading to Insolvency
construction industry facing insolvency

The construction industry is currently going through a challenging phase, as shown by recent data from the UK’s Insolvency Service.…

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Overdue Invoices and the Rise in Insolvency Figures

By forumadmin | May 2, 2023 | Comments Off on Overdue Invoices and the Rise in Insolvency Figures
overdue invoices

Insolvency figures were off the charts in England and Wales in March 2023. The latest data shows a 30% increase…

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Should Politics and Reputation Be Added to Due Diligence?

By forumadmin | Mar 31, 2023 | Comments Off on Should Politics and Reputation Be Added to Due Diligence?
due diligence

I read an article this week by Jeff Berkowitz, founder and CEO of Delve, a competitive intelligence firm. They help…

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Insolvencies at Four Year High

By forumadmin | Mar 20, 2023 | Comments Off on Insolvencies at Four Year High
insolvencies at four year high

It was reported this week that company insolvencies are the highest they have been in four years; with Directors voluntarily…

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