It can be a difficult decision to make but as a business owner you may need to declare insolvency or insist in a restructure of your company. Of course, this can have a huge impact on your business, your business partners and your staff and so is never an easy decision to make. Ensuring you have an experienced solicitor who can effectively advise you on the best course of action for you and your business is of the utmost importance.
At Poe Kiely Hogan Lanigan we are well-versed in all issues relating to insolvency and restructuring, including acting for distressed companies, liquidators, receivers and examiners as well as advising directors, auditors, creditors and other affected parties in their dealings and disputes with liquidators.
Thanks to their technical ability and sound commercial judgement, our commercial solicitors have an impressive track-record for bringing about solutions to complex problems. They are able to offer a blend of skills across complementary niche areas well suited to the needs of business support teams at banks, to companies, both large and small, and individuals in financial difficulties and to insolvency practitioners. In addition to this our team regularly works in multi-disciplinary teams with other practice areas of the firm, including the Commercial, Commercial Property, Employment and Litigation departments.
With our excellent track record we will work hard to limit and resolve financial difficulties and bring stability to your business.
We provide specialist legal advice on the following areas:
- Liquidations
- Receiverships
- Insolvency Litigation
- Dispute Resolution
- Corporate Disputes
- Examinerships
- Corporate Restructuring
- Asset Recovery
- Disposal of Assets on Insolvency
- Distressed debt sales
- Duties and liabilities of directors on insolvency
- Debt Recovery
To find out more about how Poe Kiely Hogan Lanigan Solicitors can assist you with Insolvency and Restructuring, please click here to complete our short form and we will be in touch.
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