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Mark is a partner in our Insolvency and Corporate Recovery Team. He has over 20 years' experience in dealing with a broad range of insolvency issues to include contentious and non-contentious matters in the field of both personal and corporate insolvency.

Mark acts for Insolvency Practitioners, Directors, Business owners, stakeholders and creditors. He has a particular interest in credit management and the impact of an insolvency procedure on those that extend credit or have entered into commercial arrangements with the insolvent debtor.

Experience

  • Acted for Insolvency Practitioners acting as Administrators in arranging their appointment and completing the sale of a national retail business as a going concern
  • Advising directors on their duties in the run up to an insolvency process
  • Advising Insolvency Practitioners in their capacity as Liquidators and/or Administrators in pursuing antecedent transactions such as preferences, transactions at undervalue, transaction defrauding creditors, misfeasance and breach of duty
  • Acted for a creditor in resisting and defeating an application for an Administration Order
  • Acting for creditors in pursuit of claims against debtors to include winding up proceedings, applications for administration orders and dealing with Retention of Title claims
  • Advising Landlords in respect of their position when dealing with an insolvent tenant to include recovering their property and proving their claim in the insolvent estate
  • Advising Insolvency Practitioners in their capacity as trustees in bankruptcy in recovering property for the benefit of the creditors in the bankruptcy estate

 

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My insights

  • 11.10.2023,

    Updates

    Immigration sponsor licence considerations during insolvency

    With recent challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic, the economic downturn and the costs of living crisis, it's no surprise that the number of corporate insolvencies over the first half of 2023 are in excess of 12,000; the highest in the previous 10 years for this point of the year.